Sentence examples for profiting financially from inspiring English sources
As well as profiting financially from his many engineering projects, Kelvin introduced influential theories about energy and electromagnetism, all strongly coloured by his industrial experiences and the thrifty attitudes of Scottish Christians.
She then followed up the app with a book by the same name, achieving celebrity status and profiting financially from her lies.
In response to another mass murderer, the State of New York passed the first "Son of Sam law" to prevent felons from profiting financially from their crimes through books, movies or other means.
African Americans who supported "tough on crime" policies could hardly have anticipated its disastrous effects on inner-city communities including unequal enforcement of drug laws, movement away from preventive programs in favor of juvenile imprisonment, and growth of a prison-industrial complex profiting financially from mass imprisonment of black males.
Although never charged with bribery or otherwise profiting financially from his role in politics (he was independently wealthy), Penrose was undisputedly the chief power broker in Pennsylvania in the first decades of the century and used that power freely.
The court was also told that, while the prosecution accept that Howell was not motivated by money when he committed the murders, he had been in financial difficulties at the time and profited financially from his wife's death.
Under the "Son of Sam" law, prisoners are not allowed to profit financially from their crimes.
These surgeons were among a group of doctors who stood to profit financially from the disk's success.
They stood to profit financially if the Prodisc succeeded, according to confidential information from a patient's lawsuit settled last year.
They argue that a developer who profits financially from selling apartments to families who live there for the schools should chip in more.
Based on these answers, the report said, investigators were unable to identify any analysts who "profited financially" from their participation in the program.
