Sentence examples for wider profit from inspiring English sources

Many command wider profit margins than their category averages.

Heinz introduced products with wider profit margins, like green ketchup and StarKist tuna sold in pouches.

Arbitron had $422 million in revenue last year, but, with $53 million in net income, had wider profit margins.

The company wanted to expand its beauty care line, which offers wider profit margins than products like diapers or snacks.

Wal-Mart has been gaining sales with its private-label household goods, which have wider profit margins than name-brand products.

Analysts say that they expect Audiovox (Nasdaq: VOXX) to produce steady sales growth over the next year, buoyed by wider profit margins than are possible with cellphones.

I would suggest scrapping bonuses altogether and introducing a company-wide profit share.

Mr. Warburton notes that a combination of high price, tenure in the marketplace and high volume are the keys to wide profit margins.

The combination of slimmer market share in a shrinking market and rising incentive costs has left a wide profit gap between domestic automakers and Japan.

Yet when news companies had wide profit margins, many kept the event business at arm's length, viewing it as an ethical minefield filled with potential conflicts of interest.

Google's filings show it had £2.5bn of UK sales last year, but despite having a group-wide profit margin of 33%, its main UK unit had a tax charge of £3.4m in 2011.