profits造句

allocation of profits; appropriation of profits

Big profits happen upstream.

Earn (make) narrow profits

We must maximize profits.

False profits or false prophet?

He pocketed half the profits.

New ways to recycle fat profits.

Different accountants may calculate profits indifferent ways.

This wastes time and bleeds profits.

Tray factory prices lower, the lower profits.

Moreover, the article discusses the mortgager's profits and renter 's profits in building removal, and the realization of profits protection.

Heavy taxes siphon off the huge profits.

The profits in consulting are higher than the profits of a supermarket.

Businesses try to maximize their profits by generating high revenues, low costs, and thus, high profits.

The market does just that with its profits and losses.

Bid prices up sky- high to reap fabulous profits

The farmers seem to have been blinded by booming profits.

Its profits are mainly from real estate and transportation industry.

To the chagrin of some traders, Amazon is distinctly NOT "maximizing near-term profits" - it is sacrificing near-term profits.

To make excessive profits on goods in short supply.

Residual profits in the VIE cause problems because the ultimate transfer of these profits to the public shareholders is difficult and expensive.

In fact, the share of GDP accounted for by profits seems to be rising over time, so even a sub-par cyclical recovery may deliver outsized profits.

The distinction between the mindsets that seek short term or long-term profits is helpful here. The drive for short-term profits is understandable in an emerging economy.

ObamaCare caps the profits of many insurers (by requiring that they spend 85% of premiums on actual care, rather than on paperwork or padding profits).

Other researchers found that the testosterone level in the saliva of male financial traders predicted profits earned that day, because risk-taking often earns more profits.

Trust is usually not the result of short term actions and profits.

About half of the 17 saw their profits fall in the period, and three suffered losses.

They also do illegal mining, from which Rwanda profits as well.

Seeing the profits slip from Hugh's fingers, Scarlett became frenzied at her impotence and his stupidity.

This year, the airline will be very difficult to make profits.

If the trustee violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph to take advantage of the trust property to seek profits for his own, the profits he obtains shall be brought into the trust property.

What I looked at — and I have this on the website, I have a chart showing corporate profits taxes paid, as a fraction of corporate profits for the United States since 1929.

Most futures traders do not wait and close out their contracts early, settling profits and losses in cash.

The CAC 40 stockmarket index reached its highest level for five years this year and profits are at record levels.

To facilitate favourable enterprise value arbitrage services to help enterprises in the procurement of delivery, value, lock profits, and make arrangements for the production of the most appropriate choice of complete enterprise established goals profits.

Does that mean there won't be profits to be made by cynically holding your nose and investing in the moment?

A unit equal to one percent, used to quote or state interest rates or shares in gross profits.

Dishonest businessmen may make greater profits in the short run, but honest businessmen make higher profits in the longer run because cheaters cannot attract back customers who they cheated.

Others, though, are pursuing a trade that could generate profits regardless of whether Exxon rises or falls.

Economical operation of hydroelectric plants plays an important role in relieving the tension of domestic power supply and increasing economic profits of hydroelectric plants.

Even if profits could hold that share, they would merely rise in line with the economy, perhaps by 5-6% a year (including inflation).

In the late 1990s, for example, the economic background appeared very favourable, with growth buoyant, inflation low and profits rising strongly.

The first, about trends in small manufacturers' profits, was based on a brand-new statistical series from the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The executives gathered in Frankfurt this week were aware that threats to the mix, and therefore profits, are long-term and structural rather than short-term and cyclical.

The rapid development of the cyclamen industry has witnessed an inestimable potential of market. In order to make profits, producers must produce products of high quality with low cost.

In the first, a Hong Kong-based European investment banker said he was waiting gleefully for the day when Asia-Pacific accounted for 51 per cent of the bank's profits.