Sentence examples for profitable range from inspiring English sources

Porsche, which has waiting lists for its sports cars, has seen production of its 911 model, its most profitable range, cease completely.

For months, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has been puzzling over what that infusion of oil into world markets might mean for prices and what members should do to hold prices in a profitable range.

For months, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has been puzzling over what such an infusion of oil into world markets might mean for prices and what member nations should do to hold prices in a profitable range.

Leyland had already made its first venture into car-making with the purchase of Standard-Triumph in Coventry, makers of a well-known, if not especially profitable range of cars including the Triumph sports cars.

"We'll never become a Volvo, but we certainly need a certain scale to come in to a profitable range".

The industrial company ELIN Motorenwerk and the energy supplier Energie Steiermark have to reach a profitable operating range.

The remaining profitable lines range from binoculars and spectacles 40,000 lenses a day are made at Aalen, near Oberkochen to monster combinations of quartz lenses, taking months to make, assemble and calibrate, that focus laser beams etching ultra-fine patterns on to semiconductors.

The price of oil at the time the investment is approved is irrelevant; the important thing is to make sure projects will be profitable across a range of possible future prices.

Should Internet sales be shown to be profitable, a wider range of cancer self-test kits is likely to become available from pharmacies.

As well as being more profitable than mid-range brands such as Ellen Tracy, their sales have been growing by 20-30%.

And even this is unprecedentedly personal, a function of that oddly jarring presence, the touchline peacocking, the grating amour-propre, the willingness to comport himself like a kind of north-east Mourinho while in reality acting as a tame – and it must be said very effective – place-man for his chairman's vision of mid-range, profitable stasis.