Sentence examples for profit from us from inspiring English sources

In the last full year before this acquisition, a January 2009 SEC filing reported that Genentech generated $9.5 billion profit from US product sales out of operating revenue of $13.4 billion.

Schiff, author and former economic advisor to Ron Paul, Schiff earned a cult-like following among economic libertarians for his Cassandra-like predictions of a US recession, but his exhortations to profit from US economic woes will be a hard sell to those hurt by economic downturn.

It is normal to want to look your best and present yourself well, but we should not let the media make us feel bad about ourselves to profit from us.

I want to take a moment here to investigate some of these campaigns, in an attempt to clarify what it would look like for a corporate advertising campaign to invest in us and not simply profit from us.

"My brother (who is a lawyer) and I are going to sue WB and DC for false advertising, misleading visual images and gaining a profit from us and millions others due to these acts," he writes. .

It will mean recognizing that all the evils that surround us today--endless wars, drone strikes, invasive surveillance, militarized police, poverty, asset forfeiture schemes, overcriminalization, etc.--were not of our making but came about as a way to control and profit from us.

"The Celts are profiting from us and that is unacceptable.

Earlier this year I wrote about the shadowy world of data brokers that buy and sell our most intimate information, from the products we buy to the medical conditions we suffer from to the locations we frequent, profiting from us without our knowledge or consent.

They keep us in the dark while profiting from us.

They include, but are not limited to, Big Food which profits from causing the problem; Big Pharma, which profits from treating the problem; Big Tech, which profits both from causing and combating the problem; and Big Media/Publishing, which profit from telling us about the problem in the customary manner: afflicting us when comfortable, comforting us when afflicted.

But Weir was the biggest faller in the leading index, down 123p at £18.59 after a profit warning from US rival Baker Hughes, which mentioned lower pricing and raw material shortages, while Aviva lost 20.7p to 353p as the insurer's shares went ex-dividend.