Sentence examples for profitable property from inspiring English sources

It was renamed Coalfield Resources and the profitable property business and the loss-making mining business were separated.

And Apollo is leading a contentious effort to turn the historically rent-stabilized Delano Village apartment complex — which has been renamed Savoy Park — into a more profitable property.

Some companies thought the Post such a potentially profitable property, and Graham such an unlikely figure to run it, that they came to her with offers to buy it.

A highly profitable property empire, CPC — which takes its name from Christian's initials — is best known for super-luxe London developments such as One Hyde Park, where the sale of apartments brought in £2bn.

It has reinforced its defences by annexing other services that help find things, for instance by buying ITA Software, a firm that provides flight data and other travel information.Search engines and siege enginesIt will not be easy to wrest this profitable property from Google.

In that year Whittle sold Channel One, his only profitable property, for $240 million, and dissolved Whittle Communications.

But what would an increased amount of affordable housing at Harrow-on-the-Hill at the expense of more profitable properties mean for TfL's finances, both with regard to its plans for the station itself and overall?

The majority of these characters have been around for more than 50 years but, thanks to a recent, movie-powered spike in hero worship, they remain wildly popular and profitable properties in 2016 (well, maybe not Fantastic Four).

Authors show how PLS bi-plot can be used to identify market gaps poorly covered by pigment manufacturers, thus giving an opportunity to develop pigments with potentially profitable properties.

Given that Jackthreads is one of Thrillist's most profitable properties and thanks to solid growth over the past few years, it's clear that Lerer and team have found the goose that lays the lightweight golden track jacket with scorpion detail on the back.

Mutual might not have had a TV network, but it controlled one of the most profitable properties in the early history of commercial television.