Sentence examples for side the profits from inspiring English sources
On the other side, the profits of the upgrading projects (the real-estate value of the restored buildings) vary with both the dimension of the single project and the broader extent of the whole upgraded neighbourhood (the "propinquity effect" works both in the degrading and in the upgrading phenomena).
On the Kurdish side, the profits from this illicit energy trade go to the governing Kurdish political parties which have been tightly tied to Washington since the end of the First Gulf War in 1991.
If a team is willing to pay two times to improve, then the player may be willing to lose a little as well since they are on the same side of the profit and loss statement".
Now look at how some of these restructuring reserves reappear on the other side of the profit-and-loss ledger.
Online economics have changed both sides of the profit equation.
And if that is so, there may be a very positive side-effect on the profits of their makers.* "Brain science, addiction and drugs".
The Asian "stans," or states, broke away from the Soviet Union more than a decade ago, so it's unlikely that they're looking to take orders from Moscow again unless those are orders that can be marked on the profits side of a business ledger.
But, as they so often do, they're taking the side of profits over market share.
While the 50/50 split between recording and publishing that Horn and co demand in the petition might be unrealistic (there are fixed costs associated with running a label), it's unsustainble for both writers and labels to continue in a business model in which one side is cut out of the profits from a viable source of revenue.
On the sell side, the top performers took profits on a couple of big-energy stocks, San Ramon, Calif.-based ChevronTexaco and Houston-based Marathon Oil. Houston-based Marathon Oil
But according to our recent interview with CEO Adam Neumann, as the company has grown, more landlords have agreed to pay for WeWork to design the spaces into which it's moving; in exchange, the two sides split profits down the middle.
