Sentence examples for make good profits from inspiring English sources

They may then be keener to make good profits.

Developers make good profits on homes in agreeable areas.

With £8 billion of sales, it should make good profits.

The car industry, created not long after the Wright Brothers made history, is now a global industry dominated by a dozen firms, at least half of which make good profits.

Most poets earn little from their writing, though academia makes a living from it, English departments depend on it, and our privatised exam boards make good profits without ever a penny of it reaching the poet.

Even during the best of times, profit margins in the care homes business are thin; as long as occupancy rates remain comfortably over 85%, a company that leases its homes from landlords can make good profits.

Now here's a prediction: Next year will be an even better one, even if unit volume is the same, in the sense that Detroit at least two of three companies there will make good profit.

In the late 1990s, several started making good profits—notably Volkswagen, the market leader.

It made good profits by buying 2% of Sinopec and Petrochina in 2000 and then selling in 2004.

"Now we are making good profits, out of this trade we are able to pay school fees," she says.

Daimler, making good profits but still smarting from the failure of its merger with Chrysler, is edging towards a closer relationship with the Renault-Nissan-AvtoVAZ alliance.