Sentence examples for would have profited from inspiring English sources

The wife would have profited from divorcing earlier.

Some lines — in particular, the numerous similes — would have profited from more careful consideration.

Even so, it would have profited from a more attentive editor.

The program began and ended with pieces that would have profited from more intense, pointed performances.

"They had to act immediately, or speculators would have profited," pointed out Frau Müller.

If it does not, opponents of the dredging said, the company would have profited from harvesting lucrative clam beds and leaving lasting damage.

If you had invested $1,000 in the top 100 companies from 1917, you--and your grandkids--would have profited handsomely.

Mr. Immelt said G.E. would have profit "solidly above" $1.45 a share.

The Office of Management and Budget assumed that securities firms would have profits of just $5.5 billion, down from a record-breaking $21 billion in 2000.

He added a private company would have profit as a priority, and private organisations taking over services would lead to the NHS becoming fragmented.

And he would thus have profited, rather than suffered, from the fraud that the government says he directed.