Sentence examples for profits raising from inspiring English sources
Companies can raise money by reinvesting profits, raising equity (selling shares), or borrowing.
And there were reports last week of weak profits, raising concerns that companies will step up layoffs to cut costs, frightening consumers.
For some countries, the result has been a sharp drop-off in trading volume — the mother's milk of bank profits — raising questions within capital-constrained banks in Europe about how much longer they will stick with their overstaffed bond divisions.
With great variations in terms of both motivations and resources, many private programs sought higher profits, raising their service fees, tried to adapt their programs to parents' rising demands and expectations, provided programs that were of poor quality, or inappropriate for young children.
What's a little less-known is that prominent Republicans are basically engaging in a note-for-note remake of that video, leaping to the defense of that industry which has turned in record profits, raising premiums even during the Great Recession and saving money by denying Americans care.
And yet, the profits raised by these reserves pay to protect against poaching.
It did agree, however, to build a hospital with profits raised from the sale of its Indian operations in 1992.
The profits raised from the sale of their Charity Pot – a hand and body lotion – helped fund the video.
The royalties on sales of Marks and Spencer's V&A range will add to the profits raised from around 90 other licensees, which brought the museum £750,000 last year.
"While the conflict appears to have occurred along well established political faultlines, competition for cocaine profits raised the stakes and augmented tensions between rival groups," it said.
Thinner profit margins, in turn, also suggest that firms may be under greater pressure to cut costs, which could extend America's downturn.Not least, the revisions to productivity and profits raise questions about the level of share prices.
