Sentence examples for make enough profit from inspiring English sources

"We can never make enough profit".

If it takes seven meetings over the course of a year to close a deal, you just can't make enough profit to justify the sale.

Developers were allowed to argue, sometimes behind closed doors, that they couldn't build more affordable homes because they wouldn't make enough profit.

But since few of them make enough profit to use the credits, they need to find investors — typically companies seeking to shield nonenergy profit from taxes — to take advantage of the breaks.

If companies are to keep trying, they must expect to make enough profit to meet the cost of developing not only the drugs that work, but also the ones that do not.

The Random House division fired Ms. Godoff with an unusually harsh public rebuke for failing to make enough profit, and several authors and agents said the breach of decorum has created a groundswell of sympathy for her.

Normally car companies make enough profits in boom years to tide them over when sales slump.

They make enough profits that they can afford to pay for oversight.

Some industry analysts doubt that it will be able to create a big market for its devices and make enough profits before cheaper providers move in.

At first, we had a few setbacks—for example, we didn't make enough profits and some women left.

It spurred economic growth and scientific research and made enough profit to pay the taxpayers back.