Sentence examples for profitable faces from inspiring English sources
The most widely loved (and profitable) faces in the modern world tend to be exceptionally basic and abstract cartoons: Mickey Mouse, the Simpsons, Tintin, and, simplest of all — barely more than a circle, two dots, and a horizontal line — Charlie Brown.
The most widely loved (and profitable) faces in the modern world tend to be exceptionally basic and abstract cartoons: Mickey Mouse, the Simpsons, Tintin, and, simplest of all barely more than a circle, two dots, and a horizontal line Charlie Brown.
Deutsche Bank, the largest lender in Germany, is profitable but faces official investigations in Germany and the United States, mostly related to its activities before the financial crisis.
Britain's two biggest electricity generators, National Power and PowerGen, are highly profitable firms, facing increasing competition in their domestic generation market.
It seemed likely that the industry would remain where it had always been -- largely out of sight, but profitable, and faced with consistent legal problems.
So the government would inherit a shrinking, albeit extremely profitable, business facing serious competition from illegal distribution channels.
Whatever the case might be, they are lulled into complacency as they remain hugely profitable and face the reality of dealing with the short-term thinking of Wall Street.
Acknowledging the growing challenge print publications face in the age of digital media, he added: "The Telegraph remains profitable, but we face increasing pressure on circulation and advertising revenue streams.
Manufacturing exporters are struggling to stay profitable in the face of the pound's 13percentt increase against the euro since January 1999.
By pooling our resources we aim to operate more cost-effectively and remain profitable in the face of the downward pressure on fares.
Better still, it is entirely legal and might, some day, even be profitable.On the face of it, file-swapping and telephony have little in common.
