Sentence examples similar to team profit from inspiring English sources

Smith said the union had audit rights on team revenue but not on team profits.

By finishing 10th for two years running, the team profited from a cash injection through the series' commercial-rights prize money.

An intriguing element of Feldman's bid, said two officials involved in the sale, is that he cites how a team can be a spur for charitable work, a mission similar to the one cited by Raymond Chambers and Lewis Katz when they bought the Nets and vowed to devote 40percentt of team profits to charities to benefit inner-city youths.

And the party atmosphere continued as their team profited from a high-tempo start with Villa's opener.

Loyalty of hockey fans is underestimated, and a new labor deal will curb growth in player salaries, and boost team profits and values.

Or #OurClippers would vote on the charities to donate 20% of team profits to.

She highlighted that Penn State's football program brought in $72.7 million during its 2010 - 2011 season, ranking fifth in the nation for college football team profits.

Projects and teams profit from smart seed capital and a network of experts and strategic partners in all phases of a venture.

Second, beyond this systematic effect the different qualities of coaches might lead to the effect that some teams profit whereas other teams may suffer from this change (relative to the average).

Lucrative TV and cable deals, publicly financed stadiums with gleaming luxury suites, and merchandising sales have inflated sports teams' profits like, surprise, Internet stocks.

Kraft declined, because he did not want his team to profit from its mistake.