Sentence examples for ultimate profitability from inspiring English sources

The movie studio, while typically a small contributor to Disney's ultimate profitability, is considered critically important because its releases can lift other Disney divisions, notably consumer products.

Although offering more types of goods broadened its appeal, it was Amazon.com's service that gained it customer loyalty and ultimate profitability.

The banker also thought that the company's ultimate profitability was too uncertain for him to risk refinancing as a source of required principal payments, so he imposed capital expenditure, investment, and dividend restrictions.

"Just a few years ago top media companies would pay high multiples for game companies on emerging platforms whose ultimate profitability was still unclear," said Kristian Segerstrale, who just stepped down as executive vice president of EA's digital business and came to EA through the $300 million acquisition of Playfish.

The ultimate profitability of organic farm varies, however, and few studies have assessed the long-term potential for such market premiums.

Ultimate profitability is going to depend on digging into readers' pockets, whether from a piece of an auction or home sale, a cut of transactions from sponsor sites, customized data such as neighborhood crime reports or charging local merchants for creating and operating their own Web sites linked to the newspaper site.

That spin cycle, he adds, is "the ultimate level of profitability".

As chief operating officer of Timberland, I worked to demonstrate the ultimate compatibility of profitability and sustainability.

For business insiders arguably the most interesting documents are those revealing the so-called "Ultimates", the long-term profitability of Sony's catalogue, which are kept a closely guarded secret.

"The search for pure profitability as the ultimate criterion for cinematic success is a bankrupt way of thinking for an industry that is, by its nature, volatile, ephemeral and unpredictable".

The search for pure profitability as the ultimate criteria for cinematic success is a bankrupt way of thinking for an industry that is, by its nature, volatile, ephemeral and unpredictable".