Sentence examples for profitable payment from inspiring English sources

Sales targets were tough, and staff incentivised to push loans with profitable payment protection insurance (PPI) attached.

Now that firms are increasingly desperate for business, some corporate general counsels say, the firms are more willing to accept less profitable payment arrangements that do not reward the firms for simply assigning more lawyers to spend more time on a project.

The move is a solid step for eBay into a profitable payments business.

After Anders Holch Povlsen and his firm Brightfolk bought up a stake of at least $225 million in Klarna earlier this month, today the profitable Swedish payments startup, now valued at over $2.25 billion, is stepping up its game.

It now occurred to him that it might be easier and more profitable to collect payments without the bother of actual roommates.

With the price of energy relatively low, what Vermont Yankee needed to be profitable was higher payments from customers for its capacity, Mr. Mohl said.

That is a peculiarly inefficient way for the government to subsidize Eurotunnel, through reduced tax payments from profitable companies, but at least it keeps the subsidies off the government's budget.

If an action is profitable, after consideration of payments for fines, penalties, and legal fees, Google will engage in it.

Unfortunately, because most ELS option uptake is opportunistic, often where measures are already implemented (Sutherland 2009) or where production is low enough that payments are profitable (Hodge and Reader 2010), the uptake of many of the ELS options most beneficial to pollinators remains limited.

Firms can instead deduct their royalty payments from their MRRT payments (but only if they are profitable enough to make any MRRT payments).Does the MRRT, as implemented, still command the support of the 22 economists who signed the original open letter?

Clear2Pay, which is profitable, specialises in secure electronic payments and disrupts the existing legacy payment silos in banks.