Sentence examples for profits emanated from inspiring English sources

In the first nine months of this year, nearly three-quarters of the firm's profits emanated from Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Two years later a law was passed regulating worldwide distribution of any film considered anti-German; Hollywood studios saw the writing on the wall – conform, or lose the profits emanating from the German market.

This contrasts with the traditional law firm partnership model where profit emanated from a pyramidal structure whose foundation was billable hours and high rates– not outcome and value.

This contrasts with the traditional law firm partnership model where profit emanated from a pyramidal structure whose foundation was billable hours and high rates not outcome and value.

Measures taken the past two years by both the Federal Reserve and the Treasury reversed the financial meltdown brought on by excess leverage that emanated from record corporate profits gleaned from the boom in Asia and other emerging economies.

Some of the selling that has knocked stocks off their heights emanated from this neighborhood, as profits were converted into real estate holdings or, more often, plain green cash.

According to these accounts, pressure to keep lending emanated from the top, where executives profited from the swift expansion — not least, Kerry K. Killinger, who was WaMu's chief executive from 1990 until he was forced out in September.

People who have worked at loan servicers for many years, who requested anonymity to protect their jobs, said robo-signing and other questionable foreclosure practices emanated from one goal: to increase efficiency and therefore profits.

It also identified constrained profit-maximization as the CSR strategy from which their CSR policies emanated.

A strange scent emanated.

Still, the couch emanated power.