Sentence examples for profitable critics from inspiring English sources

The company claimed it had not been profitable; critics say its receipts were being funnelled through the Netherlands and Switzerland.

On the other, those interlopers are getting a cut of the action though not always enough to be sustainably profitable, critics suggest and consumers may in time bypass the debit- and credit-card system that is so lucrative for banks.

His family, particularly his son Oleg, has monopolized many of the country's profitable businesses, the critics say.

The Treuhandanstalt was criticized for laying off nearly 2.5 million workers of the 4 million it had inherited and for closing businesses that critics said were profitable.

The film was one of Allen's most profitable and appeared on many critics' top ten lists of the best films of 2008.

Ben van Beurden oversees a hugely profitable energy company that some critics allege has been at least loosely implicated in human rights and environmental abuses ranging from execution to the destruction of precious natural resources.

But critics argue that, while profitable, this business model encourages the overuse of chemicals and places a strain on human health and the environment.

While it initially drew a mixed reception from critics, it was enormously profitable, grossing over $30 million at the domestic box office.

Mr Strandberg denies accusations that St Goran's skims off the most profitable patients and neglects others which Labour's critics say will happen if NHS hospitals are managed privately: "if somebody can tell me which patients are the most profitable," says Mr Strandberg, "I would be interested to hear".

Behar maintained that though the Church of Scientology portrays itself as a religion, it was actually a "hugely profitable global racket" which intimidated members and critics in a Mafia-like manner.

Some critics say that the airlines — now profitable after years of losses — have no motive to add passengers or improve service.