Sentence examples for significant profit from from inspiring English sources

The company says it does not make a significant profit from these transactions.

But so far the only newspaper to make a significant profit from online paid subscribers is the Wall Street Journal.

Yet, despite the properties falling into serious disrepair, it is likely that the Saudi owners of the portfolio made a significant profit from the £73m sale.

A report issued by Hermitage Capital Management, Russia's largest equity-investment fund, with assets of $1.5 billion, including shares in Gazprom, said Gazprom did "not seem to be receiving significant profit from its investments in these joint ventures".

Mr. Crawshaw and other analysts said French companies were not generating significant profit from IPTV, if they have made any at all, but were using the technology to retain or attract new Internet and phone customers.

Instead, department officials have issued vague warnings to refinancing advocates that the cost could run into the hundreds of billions of dollars and force the Education Department -- which generates significant profit from student loans -- to cut Pell Grants to low-income students.

Few have significant profits from abroad, so they are fully exposed to the economic slowdown that has followed April's tax increases.

Just over a billion songs were downloaded, a 27percentt increase from 2007, and some record companies say they are finally beginning to wring significant profits from music on Web sites like YouTube and MySpace.

The slaughter did not solve the German food problems (not least because demand for pork remained stable while supply fell, so farmers could make significant profits from the remaining increasingly well-fed pigs).

A top government economist has concluded that the high-speed trading firms that have come to dominate the nation's financial markets are taking significant profits from traditional investors.

According to the chief economist at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, these high-speed trading firms take significant profits from traditional investors, making an average profit of as much as $5.05 when they go against small traders with a widely used financial contract, The New York Times reports.