Sentence examples for profit bringing from inspiring English sources

A Home Depot nearby had sold out of sandbags by the morning, but Dom Brown bought his bags on Friday for $96 — and then promptly made a large profit, bringing new meaning to the word "sandbagging".

"Free schools", which have identical powers but are created from scratch, might really take off if the government allows them to be run for profit, bringing a wider range of suppliers into the mix.

Today, things are looking up a bit: In the first six months of 2009, Travelzoo eked out a small profit, bringing in $146,000 on $47.6 million in sales.

To maximise your profit, bring the frog's happiness bar up to 100% before you sell.

The not-for-profits bringing the suit have the right to opt out of providing contraceptive coverage by filling out a short form alerting the government to their religious objection.

Lawmakers have suggested legalizing marijuana to reduce traffickers' profits, bringing back the death penalty for kidnappers and reducing the age at which criminal suspects can be tried as adults to 12 from 18, among other measures.

The company calculates Samsung cost Apple over $500 million in profits, bringing total damages to $2.525 billion.

Such astounding profits brought critics as well.

Mr. Ellison, who also sets the tournament rules, envisions a new format for the 34th America's Cup that is designed to increase profits, bring in more advertising and corporate sponsors, reduce costs for entrants and entice younger viewers.

"I've once left [Johnson] waiting for feedback on a draft for over a year while I founded a non-profit, brought a publication on board, submitted to architecture competitions, and continued to crank out client work," Cyarron says.

According to I.R.S. data and Grant Thornton, pharmaceutical manufacturers alone accounted for more than 30percentt of the repatriated total, with 29 corporations each claiming an average tax deduction of almost $3 billion on foreign profits brought home.