profitably

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profitably /ˈprɑ fə təb li/ ?

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The factory, built by the British in the 60's, went bankrupt and was profitably re-launched by the Chinese in 2001.
Now studios swing for the fences, hoping for some gigantic action film that can win name-brand recognition and be profitably cloned for years to come.
In ghetto areas like the South Bronx and Humboldt Park, landlords often see arson as a way of profitably liquidating otherwise unprofitable assets.

Alan Mulally, Ford's chief executive, said in a written statement, "The sale of Aston Martin supports the key objectives of the company, to restructure to operate profitably."
on Mar 12, 2007 By: Alan Mulally Source: New York Times
"Unfortunately, our ability to operate profitably from Pittsburgh has been sharply eroded over the past few years, and the hub lost more than $40 million over the past 12 months alone," Chief Executive Officer Doug Parker said.
on Oct 3, 2007 By: Doug Parker Source: Earthtimes (press release)
"After a very thorough search, we have found an exceptional leader with a sustained track record of success, profitably growing businesses and a reputation for making the impossible possible," said Malone. "Mike also brings the highest degree...
on Nov 18, 2009 By: John Malone Source: WELT ONLINE