Sentence examples for make a large profit from inspiring English sources

Conversely, when favourites fall short – as Tiger Woods did in the weekend's US Masters golf – the bookies should make a large profit.

Despite the huge payouts if The Force Awakens smashes box-office records, Disney looks likely to make a large profit from the new episode.

Neither promoter expects to make a large profit this year, but both have high hopes their events will go well enough to soothe local opponents and then become profitable enterprises going forward.

On the other hand, although independent commercial incubators and internal business incubators also hope to make a large profit, these last two generally have a lower risk factor.

"It is going to take some years for JuneYao to make a large profit," says Li Jun, an airline industry analyst at Everbright Securities.

We know we're not suddenly going to be able to turn the airport around and make a large profit, but it does support lots of jobs in Cornwall".

Ofcom's remedy is expected to set the wholesale price of Sky Sports 1 at around £10.50 a month, compared with the current £13.88, cutting Sky's margin and allowing its rivals to make a larger profit.

Fentanyl's potency is one of the reasons it is increasingly attractive to smugglers, who can make a larger profit with smaller quantities, Rettig said.

"The bottom line for us is they were asking the taxpayers for $50m to buy new plant and equipment … so Coca-Cola Amatil could make a larger profit," Hockey said, as he campaigned for next weekend's byelection in the Brisbane seat of Griffith.

For example, a transport company, which is able to coerce their drivers to take medications to enhance wakefulness and concentration, would be in a position to transport goods further, with fewer stops, and thus be in a position to make a larger profit, than their competitors.

But these common characteristics relate to ownership of that TV in a way that is merely incidental, since they are only relevant instrumentally for their marketing value (with the ultimate goal being for the manufacturer to sell more units and thus, hopefully, make a larger profit).