Sentence examples for then profitable from inspiring English sources
"Since basically the end of 2013 we became a financial sustainable, and then profitable, organisation," Jurečkova says.
According to glass historian David C. Watts, Ravenscroft abandoned his patent in 1679, before its expiration, possibly because it was not then profitable.
One former news executive, who asked to remain anonymous, told the Guardian there was "seething anger" in Northern Ireland after its then profitable Belfast Telegraph was used as a "cash cow" to keep The Independent afloat.
"Over the next couple of months we will turn break-even and then profitable in the first Southeast Asian countries," Wenzel added.
Guided by Groß, but also using her own acumen Werner calls her a "superb business woman"—she succeeded in making the festival first solvent, then profitable.
At the time, he says, they regarded Mr Jones's then-profitable treasury-services operation as an example of shining entrepreneurialism.The wholesale bank will continue to bleed into Abbey's results for some time.
In 1993, the Times paid $1.1bn – a record price for an American newspaper - for the then-profitable title, taking it out of the hands of a family that had owned it since 1873.
Factory workers were laid off years ago, however, when a then-profitable company chose to drastically cut back because of temporary slack demand.
Memory chips, sold for the last year for less than it costs to produce them, could then become profitable.
America West's chief executive, W. Douglas Parker, said the airline, which is based in Phoenix, would probably post a fourth-quarter loss and then be profitable for 2004.
Neither promoter expects to make a large profit this year, but both have high hopes their events will go well enough to soothe local opponents and then become profitable enterprises going forward.
