Sentence examples for profitability potential from inspiring English sources

There should be more to an investment decision than the bottom line profitability potential of a company.

The LinkedIn IPO was followed by a public market launch for Pandora, the Internet radio pioneer, which, alas, quickly sank below its IPO price on concerns about the long-term profitability potential for its business model.

Combined with the lower cost of quality sheep, all these factors combine to equal a lower overhead for sheep producers, thus entailing a higher profitability potential for the small farmer.

Lockheed use their parting shot to advertise their size and profitability to potential investors in CFR.

Exxon Mobil claims that it still assesses the profitability of potential investments using the same assumptions about the long-term oil price as it did at the beginning of the decade, for fear that prices might tumble again.

Conservative estimates of profitability indicate potential to provide a return on investment in the range of 20 25%.

An online dev competition can raise the profile of Pebble's SDK and reward hobbyists, but the startup needs to work out a clear path to profitability for potential dev partners, and really demonstrate that building wearable smartphone has definite business benefits before things will really take off, in my opinion.

Still, this information was used more to investigate the feasibility and profitability of potential integrated care arrangements rather than to prioritize and set up services to maximize population health.

BT dramatically warned on profits in October as it emerged that BT Global Services had overestimated the potential profitability of many of its biggest contracts, including its part in the upgrade of the NHS IT systems.

Lately, drug companies have come to recognize the importance — the potential profitability — of combating infectious diseases.

For all the hoopla over the potential profitability of next-generation services, Vodafone is sticking to cautious predictions.