Sentence examples for profit that will from inspiring English sources

It is revenue, not profit, that will miss forecasts for the third quarter and the 2001 fiscal year.

The Clinton Foundation agreement, they say, has left them a small margin of profit that will allow their businesses to keep growing and appease shareholders.

"If we are able to not lose money – or very little – in the first year and next year make a little bit of profit, that will be very good," she said.

The logic here is that if the owner of a Jeff Koons sells it at auction for a profit, that will be reflected in the next Koons that Jeff Koons makes; the "royalty" that he reaps is the increase in the value of his next work of art, sold to the next individual buyer.

"Ordinary businesses will focus on profit, that will be a key motivating factor driving their behaviour," he points out.

In other words, the high cost of this medicine is not intended to gouge patients, but to get us all to pay not only for the cost of getting the drug through FDA, but also to provide a big profit that will incentivize drug makers to bring more drugs to the United States.

So it's the profits that will be diplodocus-sized here.

And, he said, it's robust enough for American corporations to churn out solid profits that will bolster stock returns.

Perhaps it should offer the Scottish Executive a cut of the profits that will assuredly flow from the tournament.

This means we could see another formerly state-owned asset, and all the future profits that will come from it, being sold to foreign taxpayers.

The studio's slimmed-down corporate parent, Time Warner, is relying more than ever on its motion picture arm to mint profits that will impress investors.