Sentence examples for make a substantial profit from inspiring English sources

(In the end, taxpayers did make a substantial profit from the A.I.G. deal).

The first two are tracking well, reports Variety, but the third is not expected to make a substantial profit.

But many Western entrepreneurs see solar power in Africa as a chance to reach a large market and make a substantial profit.

Without a deal for a creative midfielder or striker, Everton resisted an approach from Norwich City for Steven Naismith despite standing to make a substantial profit on the Scotland international.

"It is nothing more complicated than the defendant wanted to cut his overhead costs and make a substantial profit," James R. Wilson, one of the assistant United States attorneys who prosecuted the case, told the jury in closing arguments last month.

I would expect this devaluation to be bigger and more disruptive than the 15% devaluation that occurred in September 1992, when I was fortunate enough to make a substantial profit for my hedge fund investors, at the expense of the Bank of England and the British government.

In each case, it made a substantial profit.

Having paid out €15m to secure his signature in 2010, Real have made a substantial profit.

The owners sold their filly, prematurely as it transpired, but you can bet that Lester made a substantial profit.

It was not until 2010, six years into the tenure of Mr. Pilati (a former assistant to Mr. Ford who took over in 2004 after Mr. Ford resigned in a creative dispute), that the house again made a substantial profit.

It is thought that Mr Hildebrand's wife made a substantial profit from the franc's subsequent depreciation, but Mr Hildebrand insists that she had not been aware of the SNB's impending intervention in the currency market.