Sentence examples for remarkable profits from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, as Russians' incomes have risen, brewers have earned remarkable profits despite the rising taxes on beer.

As with leveraged buyouts, the power of private equity, and the wellspring of its remarkable profits, is leverage — the use of borrowed money.

"The effect of the system... was to supercharge the exploitation of the disadvantaged group which was being targeted (and also Unique's remarkable profits)," Perram found.

Their prices are fixed in relation to the price of gas, and they have recently enjoyed remarkable profits although in many cases their costs have not changed, participants said.

Eateries that emphasis the skimpiness of their waitresses' outfits are reporting remarkable profits, and we're not just talking about Hooters.

Smart timing: Vueling contributed profits of €139m in the third quarter at a remarkable profit margin of 25%.

Few of the phones have sold for more than $700, which after sales tax, is not a remarkable profit margin.

Daily Mail & General Trust has reported a remarkable profit surge of more than 50% to £26m at ailing Northcliffe Media in the year to 30 September, thanks in part to more than 320 staff being axed.

Quaker bought Snapple from a group led by Thomas H. Lee Co., a Boston investment firm that reaped a remarkable profit of more than $800 million by selling out. Lee had bought Snapple from its original owners--Leonard Marsh, Hyman Golden and Arnold Greenberg--who Greenberg--whoe firm to sell fruit juices to hadlth started

JUST Capital is a remarkable non-profit whose purpose is to transform the way America does business.

As an idea, it was really quite remarkable". Although profit-making schools had existed for 100 years, mainly for people seeking to learn a trade, Sperling greatly expanded the concept, creating a degree-granting institution that aimed for the breadth of any conventional university.