Sentence examples for profits to replace from inspiring English sources

Property is repeatedly valued and a charge made to profits to replace it.

Others would transfer general tax revenue to Social Security and count on rising corporate tax revenue from higher profits to replace the transferred money.

"We are making Necker island 100% carbon neutral and supporting others in the Caribbean to do likewise, while developing cleaner fuel out of the airline's profits to replace dirty fuels, and supporting companies working in that way.

In June, Nextel Communications agreed to pay roughly $700 million over 10 years (see "Nextel's Push To Talk Profits") to replace the sport's longstanding title sponsor, Winston, which had paid $200 million for a five-year deal.

Steve Ballmer, the boss of Google's arch-rival Microsoft, has derided the search company for being "a one-trick pony .Ironically, investors' biggest worry is that Google will end up like Microsoft, which has failed to find big new sources of revenue and profit to replace those from its two ageing ponies, the Windows operating system and the Office suite of business software.

And the new administration will have to find ways to create incentives for drug companies to develop new antibiotics, which have little profit potential, to replace ineffective drugs. Elizabeth Pennisi.

The city of Rio de Janeiro is partnering with the non-profit R20 to replace its streetlights with energy-saving LEDs that will cut energy consumption by half and save over $60 million/year.

One sign that we might be approaching another bubble: if companies start manufacturing new metrics to replace profits, like "a multiple of engineers," he said.

When privatisation was on the agenda near the end of the John Major government in 1996, Michael Grade had made a similar argument to Treasury financial secretary Michael Jack, saying the easiest way for a privatised C4 to boost profits by £12m was to replace C4 News with American films.

Mr. Schweiker, a Republican, said he had decided to abandon a proposal announced this month to hire a for-profit company, Edison Schools, to replace the top 55 administrators in the system.

The players decided to accept the Arts Council's conditions for subsidy, and changed the LSO's constitution to replace profit-sharing with salaries.