Sentence examples for profitable order from inspiring English sources

(His father, Neil Gioia, said it was the largest and "least profitable" order he ever filled).

To many, he was the one who created profitable order from the exuberant chaos that characterized America Online under Mr. Leonsis and its founder, Stephen M. Case.

If you believe, as Corning Glass CEO, Wendell Weeks did, that "We don't have the capacity," to make all the gorilla glass Steve Jobs wanted, you would turn down a very profitable order for your company.

They pay less to maintain trading positions and get first crack at large and therefore more profitable orders, most of which are still filled on the exchange floors.

And bankers can be criticized for many things, but being slow to follow profitable orders is not one of them.

This paper deals with the problem of selecting profitable orders to accept out of customers sequentially arriving at companies operating in service industries which provide specialized services designed to meet the various needs of their customers.

In this period Nock turned to the civilian market, but also had profitable orders for locks for light to medium calibre (3 12 pounder) naval guns.

But it also argues that "we need to be profitable in order to attract the capital to sustain innovation".

He said the national flag carrier needed to be strong and profitable in order to "create jobs and boost tourism, a key driver of Spain's recovery".

Airlines need to become more reliably profitable in order to replace kerosene-guzzling 20-year-old jets with new and more spacious fuel-efficient aircraft.More open-skies agreements and more privatisations would help.

Yet news does not always have to be profitable in order to survive.Even in their diminished state, large newspapers attract rich men who seek political or business clout, or who believe that there is money to be made after all.