Sentence examples for profitable passing from inspiring English sources

Programmatic, AOL said today, accounts for 39% of the company's ad revenues as of Q4, and this is also the first quarter where AOL Platforms is profitable, passing $1 billion in revenues for the full year.

More profitable pass-through businesses will have their deductions limited by the size of their payrolls and their property values.

They have partnered with Pearson, McGraw-Hill and more to digitize the entire process with an e-reader platform that allows the publishers to remain profitable while passing down savings to the consumer.

Too profitable to pass up.

North naturally bid two diamonds, with no way to know that it would be profitable to pass and permit partner to double for penalties.

The CEO says that the platform has been growing steadily and is now profitable, having passed 20,000 paid users last year.

Not only did it prove to be extremely profitable and passed eBay in terms of speed of growth, but it created an anthropological shift in the behaviors of society, which resulted in the spread of on-demand services and the economy of sharing.

For someone like that, ripping off Lego sets may have been a racket too profitable to pass up.

The move proved profitable, she passed her previous highest total during her first match in the new position, scoring 35 against Middlesex, and after a couple of lower totals, she made her highest score in women's List A cricket when she scored 70 against Hampshire.

In addition to relying on a controversial assumption that without regulation firms are passing up profitable opportunities for innovation, Porter's evidence for a regulatory "win-win" consisted primarily of case examples and did not systematically estimate employment effects.

Pressures on businesses to be efficient and profitable are often passed on to the world's most vulnerable population, its poorest children.