Sentence examples for suffering profit from inspiring English sources

Wood and LaBeouf's sex scene in Charlie Countrymen is thought to have been cut to avoid the film being labelled with a restrictive NC-17 (18) rating and suffering profit blows at the box office.

With metals such as copper suffering profit taking after their recent rises, Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation lost 35.75p to 444.25p, Antofagasta fell 4.5p to 516p and Anglo American ended down 57p at £11.95.

"It is not acceptable for a white person to transmute Black suffering into profit and fun," she wrote.

News that Australia had cut interest rates did little to support mining shares, which are suffering some profit taking following recent increases.

In brief: the painting should not be acceptable to anyone who cares or pretends to care about Black people because it is not acceptable for a white person to transmute Black suffering into profit and fun, though the practice has been normalized for a long time. .

M&S is suffering falling profits again, and falling behind the likes of Next.

Life and pensions, although also suffering from tight profit margins, are thought to be an area of potential rapid growth because of the introduction of stakeholder pensions.

(Dargis)'FLOW' (No rating, 1 24) Irena Salina's astonishingly wide-ranging documentary dives into our planet's most essential resource to find pollution, scarcity, human suffering and corporate profit.

Directed by Irena Salina 1 hour 24 minutes; not rated A documentary and a three-alarm warning, "Flow" dives into our planet's most essential resource — and third-largest industry — to find pollution, scarcity, human suffering and corporate profit.

The corporate balloon is popping: trade deficits jumped to a two-year high, and once-bulletproof companies and banks are suffering as corporate profit margins fell 14% in the first three months of the year – at the expense of American workers, of course, with Goldman Sachs dispassionately declaring that "wage growth has shown little evidence of a pick-up".

Of course, a company suffering from falling profits has a duty to its investors to ensure that there is some return for their continuing faith.