Sentence examples for profits garnered from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the year before the Great Recession began, corporate profits garnered the largest share of national income since 1942, while the share going to wages and salaries sank to the lowest level since 1929.

Most of the profits garnered by Ms. Rosales through the sale of the fakes were funneled through a bank account in Spain controlled by Mr. Bergantiños Diaz's brother, according to court papers.

There is another explanation for the £187m profits on a turnover of £738m the company reported last year, according to Oxfam: monopoly profits garnered from an industry that bears more resemblance to Soviet-style collective agriculture than modern farming.

"The American farmer is making an unprecedented demand for electric services, as studies of farm production methods reveal greater profits garnered by electric-power-driven farms".

For all the kudos and profits garnered by consumer product companies like Apple Computer and Procter & Gamble for innovative gadgets like the iPod and the Swiffer, it's the service industry that now drives nearly 80% of the U.S. economy.

We could prioritize, from buffet lines to boardrooms, the health of loved ones over corporate profits garnered at the expense of it.

For the agencies, this arrangement spells easy profit, garnered through generous fees.

"They should be cautious, given that Eisman was making money on the market fluctuations," she said, referring to the profits he garnered by betting against mortgages.

Bizarrely, a key thrust of the article goes on to flay the banks and investment bankers who encouraged this massive investment in shale gas plays and the profits they garnered in doing so, presuming perhaps they were working for the Salvation Army.

This time, he turned down the S.E.C.'s accord with Citigroup over the bank's sale of mortgage-backed securities that cost investors almost $700 million in losses while the bank garnered profit of about $160 million.

An industry that has garnered profit margins of twenty-five thirtyrty per cent — figures that other businesses could only dream about — flies into a panic when the margin dips to seventeen per cent.