Sentence examples for provide profit from inspiring English sources

Abdirashid Duale, who gives his age as "35, but with 25 years of experience," declined to provide profit or revenue figures, saying that would only help his competitors.

Federated said it would not provide profit forecasts for the second half of the year until its pending $11 billion deal to acquire May Department Stores was completed.

Those acquainted with the Health and Social Care Act know that it isn't written to improve service delivery, but to provide profit streams for investors, insurers and hospital chains.

Enron will break out more information on business segments and geographic results, he said, but he also said the company would probably not provide profit and loss numbers for natural gas and electricity -- by far the biggest products it trades.

Fourth-quarter profit was increased by a pretax gain of $1.15 a share for swapping systems with AT&T, said Ms. Dooner, who would not provide profit excluding charges and gains.

And unlike NBC News, which owns the cable news channel MSNBC, ABC News does not own a cable channel that could provide profit to support the rising costs of operating a television news division.

These ventures grow, repay the debt and then provide profits, wages and tax revenues.

Some obsolete bases will have to be closed, and defense contracts that provide profits and jobs to key Congressional districts will have to go by the wayside.

Back then, developers had little financial incentive to build rentals, which provide profits at a snail's pace compared with condos.

They are the ones that maintain large staffs, sets and equipment, hire actors and writers, and produce weekly episodes at considerable financial deficits, counting on future sales of repeats to provide profits.

But, she said, if the NHS were so reorganised that she were then asked to suffer the same degree of overwork to provide profits for some rip-off private health company, she would walk away and refuse.