Sentence examples for would not profit from inspiring English sources

Chelsea had tried to structure the Fabregas transfer in such a way that Arsenal would not profit from the deal.

In other words, behind the smokescreen of alternative medicine – or integrated healthcare, to use the currently fashionable term – patients would not profit more, but less.

The BBC, which assumed the costs of producing Monday's diamond jubilee concert, said it would not profit from its role in the jubilee events.

Early in its development, the Human Genome Diversity Project stated that it would not profit from or patent anything derived from its research.

Unlike Gaylord Perry, who tried to sell his game-used jerseys from his 300th victory, Clemens said he would not profit from the jerseys.

The only difference, supporters of the legislation say, is that private lenders would not profit, as they do now, by lending out government money and then selling the loans back to the government.

Show me a business leader who wouldn't profit if more Americans could afford to get the skills and education that today's jobs require.

Particularly, the future extensive control efforts necessary in large countries of Eastern Europe or the Americas would not necessarily profit from a thorough application of finer distribution (i.e. less than 1 km flight line distance).

"I would hope that larger companies would not put profit ahead of all else.

Investors aggressively sold shares of companies that said they would not meet profit expectations.

"The motive for us would not be profit, as it is for some of the private schools," he said.