Sentence examples for plausible profit from inspiring English sources

If a plausible profit margin is applied to private patient income, it becomes more clearly seen as a sideshow for most trusts.

The first step is to come up with a plausible-sounding but complicated profit opportunity, one that is difficult to evaluate.

Such comparisons are designed to make the market look cheap.A more plausible criticism is that profits in the early 20th century were not calculated on a similar basis, so one is comparing apples with pears.

And there was a plausible follow-up: Corporate profits are soaring, the largest companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index have increased earnings for 11 consecutive quarters and are now more profitable than ever, while demand for U.S. government securities reached a record last year.

You can blame high CD prices, terrible 80-minute albums or MP3 trading for the decline in music business profit — all are plausible, and there are studies that support almost any claim.

Over the past few years big American banks have faced repeated volleys of such attacks, which have grown in intensity.The idea that the intrusions are motivated by a desire to steal data that could be exploited for profit, is more plausible.

For Microbatch, in contrast to many Net firms, the profit scenario seems plausible.

Given these findings, it seems plausible that abundant Campylobacter types profit in many different ways from their established genome flexibility, even within a single host species.

Its profit margins make that seem plausible.

If productivity growth falls only modestly, keeping inflation in check and supporting profits, a soft landing remains plausible.

And, unlike the first batch of dotcoms, firms in the age of "Web 2.0" frequently boast both actual revenues and a plausible-sounding route to profits.