It is not a stretch to believe that this armaments industry — which profits not only from domestic sales but also from tens of billions of dollars in annual exports — manipulates public policy to perpetuate itself.
Note, by the way, that profits not only constitute a higher percentage of the GDP.
The scientific community would certainly profit not only from a detailed description of the regional binding profiles of more selective OR ligands, but also the presentation of such data in available databases as presently done for fMRI (Barinaga, 2003).
They also sell that information for profit, not only to the state but to restaurateurs.
In helping the Phoenix Four, Deloitte may have jeopardized that source of profits, not only for itself but for other large accounting firms.
But some analysts argue that the strategy will only hurt profits, not only because it consumes so much money but also because profits are much lower in the mass-market segments than for luxury cars.
For example, if Donald Trump bought the Yankees for $1.5 billion, he could deduct about $100 million per year for 15 years on profits not only from the Yankees but from his other companies that made a profit.
It entered into a relationship with the Clementine Gallery in part, he said, because the gallery agreed to split its profits not only from the work provided by the family but also from that supplied by Mr. Tartakov and Mr. Brivic.
As happened in the Gulf war, many American tourists will worry about becoming targets while travelling abroad.All this will shrink the profits not only of airlines, but of a wide variety of other businesses in the travel industry, ranging from hotels to car-rental companies.
Dennis Whittle, the co-founder of GlobalGiving, has noted that, while only three Fortune 500 companies that started the 90s among the top 10 retained their position throughout the decade, seven of the top 10 non-profits not only held firm but also increased their market share.
