Sentence examples for make a considerable profit from inspiring English sources

It did, however (a fact largely ignored) make a considerable profit worldwide.

Silver writes: "…there is so much excess demand for hockey in Canada that the Canadian franchises do not have to field especially strong teams to sell out their stadiums or to make a considerable profit".

One other factor, however, may be that there is so much excess demand for hockey in Canada that the Canadian franchises do not have to field especially strong teams to sell out their stadiums or to make a considerable profit.

Real estate analysts have been more optimistic, asserting that the city could make a considerable profit on the deal down the road and highlighting the fact that it is the last undeveloped piece of waterfront property in downtown and very desirable.

In the early 1990s, he and two partners made a considerable profit from a line of quiz cards, called Les Incollables in France and Brain Quest in the United States.

The similarly marketed, if not plotted, thrillers Non-Stop (Taken on a plane!) and Unknown (Taken in Berlin!) both made a considerable profit; next month's Run All Night (out 13 March) sees him on safe ground, playing a hitman protecting his son from the mob (Taken with a son!).

Mr. Sanders says he still believes Alliance's other telecommunications holdings will eventually earn a considerable profit.

Sell the club to a private individual or consortium and potentially take a considerable profit.

"The General Electric Company makes a considerable portion of its profits from electric light bulbs and lighting systems.

To be sure, there is money to be made from streaming: major labels with large back catalogues reap a considerable profit, and superstars like Swift see sizable checks when tracks receive many millions of plays.

He sells them all, he says, at a considerable profit.