Sentence examples for whose profits from inspiring English sources

The big beneficiaries were women whose profits were high at first.

The singer Chris Daughtry recorded a song, "Rescue Me," whose profits go to the cause.

NovaStar was a subprime mortgage lender whose profits were doubted by shorts.

And Collins would exempt small-business owners whose profits are taxed on their personal returns.

Which is of course an implicit subsidy to firms whose profits depend on cheating.

Merck, whose profits rose 18.6percentt, rose 5/8, to 74 3/8.

Today, of course, pornography has become a mainstream business whose profits go to tax-paying companies.

Most concerned are investors in the major miners, whose profits are sure to be hit.

Opposition exists, of course, particularly from those whose profits take a hit when their labor costs go up.

Still, being hip matters only so much for Microsoft, whose profits remain the envy of the business world.

Give the running of state prisons over to private corporations whose profits increase with the increase in inmate populations.