Sentence examples for profit providing from inspiring English sources

David Rackham, the director of a major salmon farming company at South Shian near here, says fish farming produces a wholesome source of protein as well as profit, providing jobs and enhancing the food supply when fish stocks are under threat across the globe.

Hikmet spoke at the breakfast of the need of multi-nationals to make a profit providing goods and services even to the world's poorest.

Carried interest, which comes out of a private equity fund's profit, provides most of the compensation for fund managers.

And he ignored the most crucial evidence of abuse of a dominant position: Ofcom's revelation that Sky was seemingly willing to sacrifice hundreds of millions of pounds in profit, provided Virgin Media and BT – and their customers – also suffered.

"We propose that the government sets up and licenses legal, mini-refineries in dozens of villages and sells them oil at cost price so they can profit, provide jobs and diesel for the communities.

The gross profit provides a first indication of the viability of an energy system based on renewable resources, before further limitations are taken into account.

"The reason there is so much innovation in a market system compared to socialism or other forms of central planning is that profit provides the incentive for innovators to take the risk needed to come up with new products".

Omnicom, the world's largest marketing services group, yesterday reported a 17% increase in third-quarter profits, providing evidence that the stuttering advertising recovery has begun to pick up steam.

The cap, based on a formula that also applies to for-profits providing such services on behalf of the state, is part of a broader effort by Gov. Chris Christie to rein in salaries on state workers.

But NYOT thinks of itself not just as a non-profit providing educational training but as a deep-impact talent accelerator, supplying already capable students with the key resources they lack.

Christopher is the founder of the Fargo Foundation, a non-profit providing creative and technology education to at-risk communities.