Sentence examples for profits created from inspiring English sources

Such instant profits created an atmosphere that was ripe for abuse.

These proposals failed because the laws of supply and demand and huge profits created by prohibition defeat foolish drug laws passed by Congress.

As Cisco has struggled, it has dragged down the consulting firms, systems integration companies and corporate resellers -- together known as the channel -- that rode the wave of profits created by the technology giant.

The band decided to keep the Hey Venus! tour simple as the elaborate stage designs and costumes used on previous tours tended to wipe out any profits created, resulting in "financial melt-down" for the group in 2006.

This, in turn, could lead to higher investments and higher profits, creating a virtuous circle.

These overseas profits create deferred tax liabilities that will not be taxed until the cash is repatriated.

The widespread use by mining firms of offshore investment vehicles as conduits for profits creates scope for tax avoidance.

The widespread use by mining firms of offshore investment vehicles as conduits for mining profits creates scope for tax avoidance.

Costs put down to the quake have forced the company to reduce the value it places on tax-breaks it plans to claim against taxes on future profits, creating a loss for 2010.

Beginning in the late 1970s, he pooled money from wealthy investors and large pension funds to back his acquisitions, while taking 20 percent of the profits, creating a business model that today is known as the private equity industry.

The pressure on profits creates a natural incentive to merge, according to Alexandra Reed Lajoux, author of The Art of M&A and research director at the National Association of Corporate Directors.