Sentence examples for profitable foundation from inspiring English sources

More widely, it said that the cost-cutting strategy implemented with the appointment of new LG Mobile CEO Hwang Jeong-hwan last November will see it continue to "consolidate and implement a more profitable foundation".

You need to have a profitable foundation with a quality product or service to build off of - once that is in place, more eyeballs on your brand through digital marketing efforts means an uptick in revenue and brand recognition for you".

16 fresh frozen cadaver extremities from donors, obtained through a non-profitable foundation, were used.

And forecasts for 2001 are increasingly grim, throwing into doubt the hope that the tourist trade could provide a profitable new foundation for regional economic cooperation.

It's an excuse to keep investing in something that's profitable for the foundation, but there are many other investments that would be equally profitable".

Mr. Sinofsky was also faulted for a 3 percent decline in the revenue of Microsoft's Windows business, long one of its most profitable divisions and the foundation for its strength in the personal computing market.

Nokia is in a race with Google and TomTom, the Dutch maker of auto navigation devices, mapping and traffic data, to create a detailed digital representation of the physical world as a foundation for profitable location-based services, said Martin Garner, an analyst in London who covers mobile services at CCS Insight, a research firm.

His first book, The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything, argues that trust is the foundation of profitable enterprises and successful relationships in the business world.

It must stem its cash losses and adjust its cost base permanently if it is to compete with other airlines in all its strategic markets and lay the foundations for profitable growth in the future".

And that idea was itself transformed into an institutional reality that few had foreseen: genetically engineered entities, or the methods for making them, might be patented, legally protected, powered up by private equity, and made into the foundation of immensely profitable new companies – among the first, Genentech in San Francisco's Bay Area and the Harvard-linked Biogen in Geneva.

This work sets us up to continue innovating but it also allows us to build a profitable business on a strong foundation.