Sentence examples for may be profit from inspiring English sources
There may be profit to China in turning a blind eye to all of this, but there is no honour.
A case certainly can be made for athletes who want to stay clean but still competitive, and some of those who claim the drug wars are lost may be profiting from the traffic.
Craigslist.org was subpoenaed Monday by Connecticut's attorney general, who is investigating whether the popular online classified ad service is doing enough to fight prostitution on its site and whether it may be profiting from it.
Julie Bishop – who was out campaigning in Banks, one of the Coalition's most marginal seats, with the Liberal MP David Coleman – rejected allegations that the party may be profiting on the ABC's AM, saying it was "entirely legitimate" for MPs to use their electoral allowance to pay for software.
A.B.T. may even be profiting from a Joffrey-style energy transfer.
ARCHITECTURE is still several generations ahead of the other design fields in deploying glamour at the national level, but it may not be profiting from that distinction.
Environmental management requires long-term strategy which may not be profit-maximising; it requires outward-looking international co-operation; it requires taxation and state intervention.
It may be about profit, and Porsche is an exceedingly profitable company that wants to grow.
The obvious answer may be "for profit and to get more users", but what if it's something darker?
Now it is revealed that the motives of Mr. Felt's family in coming forward may be to profit financially from the revelation.
