Sentence examples for seems to be profitable from inspiring English sources

Sovereign's investment already seems to be profitable: SK Corporation shares, which were trading below 9,000 won when Sovereign began buying, closed Friday at 11,000 won ($9.14) a share.

These can be used to assess whether the idea seems to be profitable for all actors involved in the idea.

New aluminum sells for almost $2,000 a metric ton, so recycling old cans would seem to be profitable.

The food industry was also not interested in fighting malnutrition, in the past at least, as this struggle has not seemed to be profitable".

In declining to bid, Penny Glazier, a partner of the Glazier Group, which runs Bridgewaters and Twenty Four Fifth, spoke for other restaurateurs when she said that "we were originally excited by the idea, and love the space, but now, from our point of view, it just doesn't seem to be profitable".

I don't know when they're going to seem to be profitable at this point in time, quite honestly.

And certainly, though, I think that had these been other kinds of times Buffett's editorial and his investments would have already seemed to be profitable.

But those mines don& 8217 t seem to be profitable.

The Web-posted bio of new boss Christopher L. Headrick, who didn& 8217 t get back to us, lists real estate development experience but nothing in the way of resource extraction.

The key to the valuation is not so much revenues as it is profits, and right now Groupon seems to be wildly profitable, supporting the salaries of thousands of sales people and other employees, and expanding across the globe.

How much did the band make from the sale of a £120 ticket after deducting production costs, hotels, sound engineers, riggers etc? Selling "real tickets to real fans" sure seems to be a profitable venture.

It was concluded that the installation of a unit, treating 500 t/day of MSW and producing about 433 t/day of mortar, seems to be economically profitable.