Sentence examples for which will profit from inspiring English sources

John Rowe, the chief executive of Exelon — the country's largest nuclear power company, which will profit handsomely by selling its allowances — argues that it's only fair to hit Duke and others with higher costs.

Supply them, then, with that which will profit them, in both this life and in the life beyond.

Much of the coverage is "gee-whiz, which personality will be top dog, which investors will profit and which giant will go bust?" But the message in this latest potential merger is not about a clash of media megalomaniacs, nor about a conspiracy driven by "special interests".

Police are reportedly investigating firearms offences relating to a replica gun allegedly in his possession, and Labor councillor George Campbell is pursuing Mehajer's position on the council, which allows him – and others in similar positions – to debate and vote on developments from which he will profit.

They may gain implicitly from some cheaper services but, like most of these corporate-to-corporate battles over data, the clear assumption is that most of the added value from the data services will accrue to the companies themselves and the key battle is over which company will profit most from consumers giving up their data largely for free.

Taking that to its logical conclusion, why should we object if a person providing us with the material from which we journalists will benefit, and from which our newspapers will profit, should demand payment?

That is probably illegal; but so, Mr Maia points out, is the ranch.Until Brazil provides jobs for such people, politicians will use them to justify turning a blind eye to deforestation from which commercial deforesters will profit more.

Executives at Interpublic, the world's second-largest agency company, said S.E.C. staff members informed them of "an informal inquiry" into the earnings restatement, which will reduce profit by $181.3 million for the six-year period, compared with an initial estimate of $68.5 million made in August.

Except...that Amazon is already raising prices for its third-party vendors which will suffer profit losses but will do so in the quest for more market share - yet, sadly few of them will have the deep pockets and institutional investors to weather that storm for long.

Research institutes should become more aware that researchers should identify, and deliberately seek to fill, policymakers' knowledge gaps, to ultimately have any impact on the pull factors, which in the end will profit the research institute as well.

If you sell goods, some may be faulty and need returning, which will hurt profits.