Sentence examples for on which profit from inspiring English sources

For cheap mass-market vehicles, on which profit margins are slender, high-volume, low-cost production is vital.

This could add up to $1,500 to the cost of models like the Lincoln Navigator, on which profit margins approach $15,000.

Bloomberg's Devin Banerjee: "House Republicans' chief tax writer has investment managers in his crosshairs... Brady... moved this week to include a provision in his party's tax bill that would raise the bar on which profits are taxed preferentially.

The refinery had to quit producing about 40% of its product as jet fuel, on which profits were non-existent, and to increase its production of gasoline and diesel fuel, better-selling products that allowed it to lose less money per barrel of production and to collect on government incentives paid to refineries that mix corn-based ethanol into auto fuels.

Oversight is lax because the government relies on sponsors — which profit from the program — to do it.

Specifically, any positive effects are dependent on the extent to which profit-related pay is available to a large proportion of the workforce.

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This increase in data volume often translates to an increased accuracy of these tools, primarily because many tools are based on machine learning methods, which profit greatly from additional data.

But such deals lead inevitably to rows about what counts as a legitimate expense on which a profit should be earned.

Cordiant is now the sixth-largest advertising organisation in the world, with a turnover in 1996 of £755m ($1.23 billion), on which its profit before tax was £41.8m (after a loss of £22.6m on £761m turnover in 1995).

Unlike most libertarians, Thiel recognizes that only the state can provide the public goods on which private profit-making depends.