Sentence examples for profitable belongs from inspiring English sources

Arianespace, a space-launch consortium formed 18 years ago by the governments of 12 European countries, is about to shed one of its booster stages.At the moment Arianespace, although profitable, belongs to governments and state-owned companies.

But the most profitable slice belongs to Cisco.

One of the most profitable web sites belongs to Cisco Systems, which generates $5 million a day in sales and services through its web site.

In another deal struck in 2000 with little board oversight, the suit says, Hollinger agreed to swap profitable newspapers that it owned for less profitable papers that belonged to a company owned by Lord Black.

CGAP has stated that some microfinance institutions are more profitable than commercial banks, and Compartamos belongs to that category, in part because of its extraordinarily high rates.

For example, in South Africa the most profitable short-term MAs belonged to a very specific range.

Walter de Coutances, Archbishop of Rouen, was reluctant to sell the manor as it was one of the diocese's most profitable, and other lands belonging to the diocese had recently been damaged by war.

The New Republic belongs to a category of journalism — small-circulation magazines about politics, culture, and intellectual life — that is not, has never been, and likely can never be profitable.

While not the most profitable that distinction belongs to IBM's software–services are IBM's largest and fastest-growing business.

The healthier companies like Nippon Life Insurance and Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Insurance have more profitable stock and bond portfolios and belong to sturdier banking groups.

In other words, many of these homes that provide such a profitable opportunity for investors today previously belonged to home buyers who couldn't afford to keep up mortgage payments on them.