Sentence examples for presumably profitable from inspiring English sources

It appears they didn't want to look too closely at a large and presumably profitable client".

Now in the N.B.A.'s basement, the Bulls play before thousands of empty but presumably profitable seats.

It thus found itself in the presumably profitable situation of being the prime channel for news reports and pictures out of the totalitarian state.

This allows the mature — and presumably profitable — parent business to lower its tax burden by retaining the losses of the less mature division.

The race to develop vaccines has left a few older, and presumably less profitable, vaccines in the lurch.

Professor Sung-Yoon Lee, a specialist on North Korea at Tufts University, Boston, told me that other – presumably more profitable – money-making activities "include money laundering, smuggling and drug dealing – the restaurants are a new and comparatively benign form of generating funds".

That position, presumably, is now looking rather profitable.For Thailand to blame Mr Soros for its plight is rather like condemning an undertaker for burying a suicide.

Even though Bowe had legally claimed that boxing drove him to violence against his family, and despite continued violence at home, he was again given a licence to fight – presumably because it was a profitable show for the Fire Lake Casino.

They will then presumably be able to make more profitable use of the money that had been tied up in these long-term investments.

The firm called the move a "response to a more traditional business environment" -- presumably one where companies aim to be profitable.

But signature debit is more profitable for card issuers, which is presumably why there hasn't been aggressive movement in this direction.