Sentence examples similar to rather large profit from inspiring English sources

John Cadbury, who founded a tea-and-coffee shop in Birmingham in 1824, practiced a brand of "Quaker capitalism" that valued hard work and "wealth creation for the benefit of the workers, the local community, and society at large," rather than large profits only for the entrepreneurs themselves.

More important to most businesses, unfortunately, is they would rather have larger profits.

With very promising growth, wonderful units, a great brand and a rare profit margin, Airbnb still has a rather large valuation to live up to.

Notably, offering a cost cap tariff over a pay-per-use tariff increases both consumer's expected utility as well as provider's profits when the level of uncertainty is rather large.

Few species; rather large; rare.

The deficit remains rather large.

For one thing, it's rather large.

This means that the price of the secondary material is positive for all the range of the profit rate if the value of l 5 is close to that of l 2, and a 2 is rather large (Figure 1a).

The Rivet is rather large.

Provide a rather large backyard.

Those on infection are rather large.