Sentence examples for profitable footing from inspiring English sources

"We can and we will return this club to a strong and profitable footing through strategic planning, investment and re-engagement with all of our stakeholders.

Apple, which is reported to have the most profitable (per square foot) retail shop in London thanks to its Regent Street store, hasn't commented.

Whereas a bricks-and-mortar store would measure productivity in pounds-sold-per-square-foot – with profitable or exclusive brands being given more space or prominent positioning – QVC works on a pounds-per-minute basis.

HypoVereinsbank's lending was based on rates of $60-65 60-65are foot, which remainsquareitable.

The De Angelis-Suero plan for Valley Plaza, for example, eliminated anchor tenants, which are less profitable on a per-square-foot basis than smaller stores.

Concentrated in malls, the retailer needs to achieve $400 sales per square foot to remain profitable.

We want to see these are grown up companies that can stand on their own two feet and be profitable, or at least cash flow profitable".

Despite its broader influence, Dassault, while respectably profitable, is fighting to maintain its footing after the financial crisis eroded demand for flashy business jets, coupled with deep, austerity-driven cuts in European defense budgets.

"But I'm sure it would not be very profitable to build a building 25 feet wide".

Mr. Dudley, a Mississippian, took over in the midst of that disaster and decided that BP, to survive, should put its global business on a new footing by selling older, less profitable fields and concentrating on exploration.

So far his tenure at Foot Locker has proved more profitable.