Sentence examples for profitable organization from inspiring English sources

"I believe next year we have a very good shot at being a profitable organization".

Although the UFC struggled to make money in its early years, it eventually developed into a highly profitable organization.

But research into what actually makes for a better board — and ultimately, a more profitable organization — remains surprisingly scant.

Distinguish between a commitment to an outcome – like marriage, staying sober, being healthy, having a profitable organization – and a commitment to the tools you use to fulfill/achieve that outcome.

In 1957 Marriott opened his company's first motel, and during the 1950s and '60s Marriott-Hot Shoppes, Inc., as the company was then called, became known as the fastest growing and most profitable organization in the American food and lodging business.

Under her leadership, the book group's distinguished children's hardcover imprints -- Macmillan, the Bradbury Press, Margaret K. McElderry Books, Atheneum, Four Winds Press and Scribner's and two paperback lines, Aladdin and Collier -- were integrated into one profitable organization with shared service departments, an innovation for the time.

Some of the older establishments, such as the Oxford University Press, are, of course, large, profitable organizations with worldwide connections and a long list of more general publications.

Until recently, there was little reason to suspect that within these wildly profitable organizations, cheerleaders — those archetypal subjects of envy and lust — were being mistreated and underpaid.

The share of the profitable organizations represents a structural indicator thus shows indirect productivity of innovative activity in production sector.

"These are very profitable organizations because there is a very talented sales force who do very well for their clients.

In 2008 the Government of Pakistan decided to sell off seventeen profitable organizations including Khewra salt mines, but the plan was shelved.