Sentence examples for profitable force from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rashbass's hiring signals Thomson Reuters's continued desire to turn its news organization into a dominant — and profitable — force.

Country duo Brooks & Dunn experienced a rare loss in the Country Music Association Awards' duo category, but they remained a popular and profitable force in the genre.

What could be driving this shift in TV programming, then, may be more a matter of perception than of changing interests: networks are treating the once stigmatized scifi genre (and its followers) as the powerful, profitable force it has grown to be.

But during the turmoil in the financial markets last year, dozens of lenders withdrew from participation in the program, saying that they could not obtain capital at a cost that would make student lending profitable, forcing intervention by the Bush-era Department of Educatinsure insure that student loans would continue to flow.

This assumes, probably accurately, that governments would be unwilling to force the closure of still profitable power plants and factories.

And they need to question whether they are focusing more on creating a profitable labour force than they are on ensuring the well-being of their students.

Wage work, Marxists thought, was more profitable than forced work, and that alone would doom slavery.

But what we do know from studying the 1980's crack epidemic is that once a drug is desirable, accessible and profitable, market forces of supply and demand take hold.

While an owner may run a legitimate, profitable business, forced to let their own credit stand in place of their business, their personal credit score often rules them out.

WASHINGTON — An attempt by the City Council to force profitable chain stores to pay much higher wages than the city's minimum has infuriated Walmart, which is threatening to pull out of up to six planned stores.

Officials with the two striking unions said there was no justification for the profitable company to force its workers to make higher co-payments for drugs and doctor visits.