Sentence examples for which profitably from inspiring English sources

The firm, which profitably bet against subprime mortgages in 2006 and 2007, has since begun investing heavily in those risky home loans across all its businesses.

It's the 10th-largest circulation newspaper in the country and the biggest suburban paper, Newsday, which profitably covers Long Island and is owned by Tribune Co., now headed by Samuel Zell.

But the moment is more than just a flash of humor, many of which Harris profitably injects into the proceedings.

Skase's resorts may have been in bad taste, but he actually built things, which remain profitably run by other companies today.

Other similarities: both were directed by men who have always maintained a distance from the studios for which they profitably work.

America has hundreds of car-parts makers, most of which are profitably supplying the plants of foreign carmakers such as Toyota and Honda, which this week announced that it will build a new plant in Indiana, to open in 2008.

The strategy worked: the G.O.P., which had profitably used the presence of Communists in government to discredit the New Deal in the 1946 election, directed its fire at Wallace, rather than at Truman.

One complex boasts 15 screens including five "studios", comfortable 70-100 seater venues, one of which might profitably screen the reissued Barry Lyndon or this week's intriguing-sounding The Childhood of a Leader.

Still, The Examiner need not go toe to toe with The Chronicle to survive as a daily, judging by the experience of the The Palo Alto Daily News, which lives profitably in the shadow of The San Jose Mercury News by giving away 26,500 copies and keeping its operations lean -- just 30 employees in all.

Both shale gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) contain certain amounts of C2+ hydrocarbons (NGL), which might profitably be recovered.

The aqueous noble metal catalysed alcohol oxidation is a reaction which can profitably be applied in fine-chemistry and for carbohydrate conversion.