Sentence examples for profit in developing from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — Heineken, the world's third-largest brewer, reported higher first-half earnings than expected with a surge in profit in developing economies and tight control of costs in mature markets.

"This is not so much about today's earnings as it is about tomorrow's prospects for making profits in developing countries".

Drug donations, reinvestment of profits in developing countries and a more flexible approach to intellectual property have all signalled a more collaborative approach, with the likes of GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi, Johnson and Johnson and Merck all performing well in the 2012 Access to Medicine index.

"Some people worry about the ethics of a profit motive in developing health-care mechanisms," Dr. Cunningham said.

These include low profit margins in developing world markets, regulatory constraints, and the need for systems changes.

Lower profit taxes in developing countries than in industrialized countries can explain such a behavior.

Officials of Xian (pronounced SHEE-ahn) believe that future profits lie in developing products for civilian use.

The biggest scandal is that the NHS may start setting up for-profit clinics in developing countries such as India, having denuded those countries of their precious medical and nursing staff by dint of successive governments failing to train enough of our own staff.

Their business models perpetuate poverty in rural communities, concentrating profits in developed nations.

According to market analysts, pharmaceuticals have increasingly narrow profit margins, especially in developing world contexts where generics are providing greater competition (e.g. Frost & Sullivan, 2011).

And if the yuan did not rise, then Chinese exporters would have even more profits to invest in developing high-end goods, Mr. Morici added.