Sentence examples for pretty profit from inspiring English sources

And employers who take up such cast-off chores do them more efficiently and turn a pretty profit.

The sting of being beaten at the negotiating table aside, Goldman and its partners will still be reaping a pretty profit.

These public institutions claim to be doing more than turning a pretty profit with their glamorous, starchitect-designed outposts in Abu Dhabi.

"Silver Linings Playbook" actor Chris Tucker has just turned a pretty profit with the sale of his home in Tarzana, Calif.

When Yo, which took all of eight hours to code and proved to be exceptionally vulnerable to hackers, turned a pretty profit moments after hitting the market, tech writers speculated that maybe this was the useless app that would finally burst the tech bubble.

Even though I figured the owners were still making a pretty profit, I knew that many newspapers were struggling because of the rotten economy and the migration of readers from print to online (with a mid-migration stop at the New Jersey Turnpike's Vince Lombardi Service Area).

Large, high-end developments that may have been conceived on the verge of the stock market implosion, will be remarketed as middle-income developments, and they will likely get snapped up for pretty profits, although they won't be nearly as pretty as they might have been two years ago.

"My sense is that they're frustrated in light of stagnant to moderate earnings over the years compared to pretty healthy profit margins from major studios," he said.

"What people found is [that] by going niche they can make a pretty good profit," he says.

The full year's results will also be an opportunity to update the market on Tesco's pretty rich profit margin of above 5%.

"'That's, you know, a pretty good profit margin,' Hastings says--close to 80percentt.