Sentence examples for prodigious profits from inspiring English sources
The dream is that Amazon is well on its way to dominating Internet commerce, and can look forward to prodigious profits.
ABC and its parent company, Walt Disney, walked away first from putting "C.S.I". on the network and then from having at least a half-interest in its prodigious profits.
Perhaps the biggest threat to Amgen's prodigious profits is competition.
The changes, if implemented, would likely cut into Amgen's prodigious profits.
That owes in large part to IBM's prodigious profits–$1.4 billion of net income in its most recent quarter, more than double HP's, even though IBM employs more than twice as many people.
John P. Manning built a billion-dollar fortune on low-income housing, plying a gift for political friend-making and hard-core lobbying to create low-income housing tax credits and reap prodigious profits on a portfolio of 147,000 apartments worth $11 billion.
Their companies have been prodigious profit machines for so long that complacency had set in.
The real objection, of course, is the prodigious threat to profits.
The filing, made in federal bankruptcy court in Manhattan, is the final chapter in a turbulent period for Dewey, which came apart after disappointing profits and prodigious debt forced it to slash partners' salaries.
In modern lingo, the Midas touch implies a prodigious gift: Its possessor profits from whatever he undertakes.
Chiuri, in partnership with Pierpaulo Piccioli, has enjoyed a decade of prodigious success at Valentino, where profits have risen sharply.
