Sentence examples for profit notes from inspiring English sources

However, the company's cost profile included conflicting profit notes.

Of those, one in five actually make a profit, notes Zatkin.* About 60% of a game's budget is spent reworking or redesigning a game.

"Those are spots where investors can find deals on homes to add to their portfolios and where they can also be confident that they'll be able to rent those homes out for a price that accommodates the property's mortgage, property taxes, and other expenses involved in rentals — "plus a little extra for profit," notes Villacorta.

The two airlines already operate an alliance on the London-Madrid route and divide the profits, notes Geoff van Klaveren, an aviation analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, so there are few further synergies to be had there.

"Economies of scale help Anheuser-Busch get better profits," notes David Kerans, a securities analyst at Argus Research in New York.

"There is definitely a risk of new shareholders switching microfinance institutions' missions from alleviating poverty to chasing volumes and profits," notes Maya Prabhu, head of philanthropy at the U.K. private bank Coutts & Co., who advises wealthy clients on investments in microfinance.

"Doubtless it was never the intent of the SEC to create a cartel or the related cartel profits," notes Pollock, "but this has been the result of its actions (and inaction) over the last three decades since introducing the NRSRO label in 1975.

As a result, Walmart's cost of doing business is going up, potentially cutting into profits, noted Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Fassler.

But Mr. Silver yesterday played down concerns that the developers were using public subsidies to generate excessive private profits, noting that the board's official review powers were limited to vetting the state's contribution to the infrastructure costs.

The SEC's complaint additionally charged Medbox's then-CEO Bruce Bedrick in going along with the scheme and personally profiting noting within the complaint that even though Bedrick was made aware of the financial shenanigans he chose to stay with the company and not correct the course of events.

"Our Institute for Tropical Diseases in Singapore is not allowed to make a profit," Elton notes.