profit|profits in English

noun

[prof·it || 'prɑfɪt /'prɒ-]

earnings, financial gain; benefit, avail; financial income; advantage, privilege

Use "profit|profits" in a sentence

1. Blissfully Humble, Non-Profit, Charlotte Non-Profits, Charity, Helping Community

2. Indeed, for all firms there must exist output levels and profit margins which maximise their profits.

3. It helps enterprises to realize their target profit forcast and actual profits, helps to change these two realizing processes from passiveness into positiveness and maximizes enterprises profits.

4. 15 It helps enterprises to realize their target profit forcast and actual profits, helps to change these two realizing processes from passiveness into positiveness and maximizes enterprises profits.

5. Sudden movements in exchange and interest rates can erode profit margins, strain your cashflow and shrink overall profits.

6. The conclusion in recital 139, that profits throughout the period considered were above the target profit, remain valid.

7. For example, the public fund renounces profits going above a certain profit margin, in favour of private investors.

8. Vacation and health benefits were unusually liberal, and a generous profit sharing plan returned 35% of corporate pretax profits to employees.

9. The group boosted profits by ￡140m in 19 in line with its profit improvement plan of ￡400m pa by mid 19

10. Even those films that are granted access to China face major difficulties making profits, due to highly restrictive box-office profit sharing agreements.

11. The private sector profit machine is who will benefit from more NASA Boondoggling, just like the privatized arsenal system makes long war profits.

12. While in the aggregate no one appears to profit, differentially dominant firms improve their positions with higher relative profits and higher relative capitalisation.

13. - profit reserves and future profits arising in a related life assurance undertaking of the insurance undertaking for which the adjusted solvency is calculated, and

14. The earlier contracts were based on the concept of profit sharing where profits are shared between Government and the contractor after recovery of cost.

15. profit reserves and future profits arising in a related life assurance undertaking of the insurance undertaking for which the adjusted solvency is calculated, and

16. — profit reserves and future profits arising in a related life assurance undertaking of the insurance undertaking for which the adjusted solvency is calculated, and

17. (Psalm 119:33, 34) Like the psalmist, we ask of God: “Incline my heart to your reminders, and not to profits,” or “unjust profit.”

18. Distributed profits shall be treated as profits after deduction of income tax.

19. Profits made, prophets ignored.

20. LAttice Semiconductor's Improving Profits

21. They're not non-profits.

22. The Bombay ^ mills , , which had earned a profit of Rs 2.35 crores in 1905 , experienced a steady decline in their profits and were in the red from 1910 to 1914 .

23. Grocer profits While other retailers are dropping like flies, supermarkets are making fat profits.

24. Then compare the maximal profits on each subset, and choose one with the highest profits.

25. The Court has found that the allocations made under the new farmer and investment schemes created substantial abnormal profits which fall within and outside the scope of the windfall profit clause.