Sentence examples for ultimately profit from inspiring English sources

But ultimately profit is king.

It's an investment from which the state will ultimately profit.

But ethnic Han are the company's managers and owners, and the ones who ultimately profit from it.

No one could submit patent applications, though private companies would ultimately profit from any drugs or imaging tests developed as a result of the effort.

The price of a permit for a green cab is $1,500 for three years, making it possible for drivers themselves to own them and ultimately profit from any appreciation.

Driven by low returns on public investments and a desire to have a direct say in how the investment performs, these people are stepping in to find, invest in and ultimately profit from small-time private equity deals.

Nor does it help the business case for such an investment, that smart grids by definition reduce demand and thereby revenues and ultimately profits.

But he added that the government needed to take steps to guard against Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ultimately profiting from the government assistance.

Though the owners of the factory were indicted later that month on charges of manslaughter, they were acquitted in December 1911; the owners ultimately profited from inflated insurance claims that they submitted after the tragedy.

In the Victorian era, the evolution of model settlements would have been incomplete without a sense of moral rectitude on the part of those who built, designed and ultimately profited from them.

In turn, the foundation has granted important rights to a biotechnology company, the Geron Corporation of Menlo Park, Calif., giving that company considerable say over who ultimately profits from stem cell therapies.