Sentence examples for mainly profited from inspiring English sources

Until now Germany has mainly profited from the crisis.

The fact that the decline in Anglicanism has mainly profited the non-religious section of the population invites further questions, with two particularly worthy of note.

In an op-ed for The New York Times, Amr al-Azm, Salam al-Kuntar and Brian Daniels wrote that the militants are mainly profiting from the trade by allowing locals to dig up materials at excavation sites and collect taxes on the profits.

American officials have publicly identified Mr. Bout as a rogue weapons smuggler who profited mainly from arms dealing that fueled bloody conflicts in Africa.

Advocates for public health have argued that for-profit operations would mainly benefit stockholders and investors by cherry-picking patients and procedures, sending the poorest and uninsured patients to other overwhelmed hospitals, and shredding a frayed safety net.

HSBC has so far weathered the turmoil in the financial markets better than most of its rivals, mainly because it had profited from continuing growth in Asia, where it generates about 65percentt of its pretax profit.

Mr. Du said he profits mainly through his role, atop the garbage chain, in selling materials to small, privately run recycling factories in Hebei province, which surrounds Beijing.

Such shifts have extended the period before the trust fund runs out of assets, and further shifts are perfectly possible.A better term for Social Security would be a pyramid scheme, which the same dictionary defines as "a usually illegal operation in which participants pay to join and profit mainly from payments made by subsequent participants".

The 18 prime contractors are mainly for-profit companies; though, there are also two non-profits among them19.

Often, they appear to be motivated mainly by profit.

But the fruits have gone mainly into profits, not wages.