1. Few independent movies turn a profit .

2. Q: Will Wired turn a profit next year?

3. Very few firms can turn a profit by selling just once and then scurrying out of town.

4. It plans to turn a profit by the end of 2002.

5. As a result, they turn a profit quicker, Johannesen said.

6. The company is not expected to turn a profit for two years.

7. It can thus, it believes, turn a profit without having to produce large volumes.

8. In order to turn a profit, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe says the agency needs to cut $20 billion from its annual budget by 2015.That's almost a third of its yearly costs.

9. Or maybe it would turn a profit by selling seats exclusively to train - spotters.

10. Never turn a profit into a loss. If you are using a stop loss order, then raise your stop loss so as to lock in a profit.

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11. Many of the first sequestration sites bethat are established because can turn a profit.

12. Be honest and humble and realize that most businesses do not turn a profit, and many more never get off the launchpad .

13. But it may be optimistic to expect it to turn a profit.

14. Of course Sun fully expects its profitless approach to turn a profit in the end.

15. Dimon said that the bank's big credit-card portfolio, which already was expected to be in the red for 2009, isn't likely to turn a profit next year either.

16. That's an appealing audience for issue-advocacy advertisers, which helped Politico turn a profit in the first year of the Obama administration.

17. In the 1990 s, Hangang came under pressure to turn a profit.

18. Businesses will invest if the policy environment enables them to turn a profit.