Sentence examples for make a big profit from inspiring English sources

"I'm not one looking to make a big profit.

I have to make a big profit because I need big machines.

"The farm's doing better than last year, but not so you'd make a big profit," he said.

These days, the neighbors know they will be lucky if they can sell the Portage Avenue house at all, much less make a big profit.

The company will not make a big profit on the business, he said, but travel insurance "can be a good addition" to per-ticket revenues.

With a deep-in-the-money option, the buyer is very likely to make a big profit when the option is exercised, in this case a year later.

The reason, one can only assume, is that because workers in Peru are paid less than in Europe, the supermarket can make a bigger profit on these imports.

The retailers who make a bigger profit on imported goods cry "free trade, fast track," and newspapers, who make money from retail advertising, editorialize for free trade.

Rob Enderle, an analyst at the Giga Information Group, said that companies make a bigger profit selling new machines and therefore want to ensure that customers see new inventory first.

It allowed them to make a bigger profit, as Joseph Soustiel of Paris remarked to me one day in the 1960s, when I asked why he was cutting paintings from a 15th-century Persian manuscript of Nezami's "Five Poems".

But some tenants are worried that Winthrop and Pershing's plan would entail selling apartments to existing tenants at a discount, while offering vacant apartments at much higher prices in order to make a bigger profit.