Sentence examples for profitable gains from inspiring English sources
The maker of Spam, canned chili and Jennie-O Turkey products said the most profitable gains came from its grocery and Jennie-O Turkey divisions.
"In most cases over the past 50 years, profitable gains were still available for seven to 12 months longer until subsequent rate hikes started to take their toll," observes Stack, citing data from the past ten tightening cycles.
Improving ethics in business for profitable gain is not a quarterly or one-year undertaking.
The hedges have helped keep Southwest profitable, producing gains on the hedging contracts of $455 million in 2004, $892 million in 2005 and $675 million in 2006, as well as $439 million for the first nine months of 2007, as oil prices have nearly doubled this year.
One of the company's weakest links is Germany, where it has not been profitable or gained a significant share of the market since it arrived in 1997.
It runs lots of little sites, mainly e-commerce and community sites, and despite the recession, it's profitable and gaining traffic.
There is a perception that in 2009 companies were either reducing head count to get profitable or gaining market share to grow revenue.
Now, after three consecutively profitable quarters, with gains averaging around 300%, the team at AUrate intend to spend their new capital on a number of initiatives, including hiring 25 new employees over the next 12 months and expanding their marketing.
Low-cost carriers can gain profitable market share as the major airlines cut capacity, he said.
It also tends to be easier to entice customers to use several such products in person.In moving to an online-only model, banks risk losing their most profitable clients while gaining the ones who are most promiscuous in their relationships with banks, reckons Andy Maguire of BCG, a consulting firm.
Gaining profitable cooperation among Time Warner's notoriously independent publishing, movie and music businesses was a highly visible problem long before the merger.
