Definition of profitability in English:

profitability

noun prɒfɪtəˈbɪlɪti

mass noun

1The degree to which a business or activity yields profit or financial gain.
profitability may not improve until well into next year
intense rivalry reduces industry profitability
Example sentencesExamples
- The ability to borrow greatly enhances the profitability of investments.
- He's always willing to try something new to expand our business and profitability.
- The companies say farmers are happy with the performance and profitability of the crops.
- Government policy that maximises profitability of businesses needs to be devised.
- Increased customer retention increases profitability.
- He agrees that there are many factors that affect the profitability of sheep farming.
- We're trying to get farmers to develop a plan to improve profitability.
- Higher jet fuel prices are threatening to erode the profitability of these airlines.
- Maximizing profitability is essential in today's market.
- Only 15 percent of employees felt that the price of gas would affect company profitability.
1. 1.1 The state of yielding profit or financial gain.
  growing sales and a return to profitability
  Example sentencesExamples
  The business reached profitability ahead of schedule in the second half of 2001.
  We will ensure that farmers have a strong safety net and can achieve profitability in the marketplace.
  We expect in 15 to 18 months we can reach profitability.
  In order to insure profitability, it is a good idea to determine the profit you need from this enterprise.
  I think we have a shot at achieving profitability during this year.
  In order to provide profitability, we had to cut into rising fixed costs somehow.
  Production efficiency is critical due to its effect on profitability.
  Only a handful of companies will ever manage to bring their products to the marketplace and achieve profitability.
  I concluded that the economy is not designed to sustain the profitability of agriculture.
  We have specific policy proposals that would return profitability to the family farm sector of agriculture.

Definition of profitability in US English:

profitability

nounˌpräfədəˈbilədēˌprɑfədəˈbɪlədi

1The degree to which a business or activity yields profit or financial gain.
profitability may not improve until well into next year
intense rivalry reduces industry profitability
Example sentencesExamples
- Only 15 percent of employees felt that the price of gas would affect company profitability.
- Maximizing profitability is essential in today's market.
- Higher jet fuel prices are threatening to erode the profitability of these airlines.
- He's always willing to try something new to expand our business and profitability.
- The companies say farmers are happy with the performance and profitability of the crops.
- The ability to borrow greatly enhances the profitability of investments.
- We're trying to get farmers to develop a plan to improve profitability.
- Government policy that maximises profitability of businesses needs to be devised.
- Increased customer retention increases profitability.
- He agrees that there are many factors that affect the profitability of sheep farming.
1. 1.1 The state of yielding profit or financial gain.
  growing sales and a return to profitability
  Example sentencesExamples
  We will ensure that farmers have a strong safety net and can achieve profitability in the marketplace.
  In order to insure profitability, it is a good idea to determine the profit you need from this enterprise.
  I think we have a shot at achieving profitability during this year.
  I concluded that the economy is not designed to sustain the profitability of agriculture.
  We expect in 15 to 18 months we can reach profitability.
  The business reached profitability ahead of schedule in the second half of 2001.
  Only a handful of companies will ever manage to bring their products to the marketplace and achieve profitability.
  In order to provide profitability, we had to cut into rising fixed costs somehow.
  Production efficiency is critical due to its effect on profitability.
  We have specific policy proposals that would return profitability to the family farm sector of agriculture.

单词	profitability
释义	Definition of profitability in English: profitability noun prɒfɪtəˈbɪlɪti mass noun 1The degree to which a business or activity yields profit or financial gain. profitability may not improve until well into next year intense rivalry reduces industry profitability Example sentencesExamples The ability to borrow greatly enhances the profitability of investments. He's always willing to try something new to expand our business and profitability. The companies say farmers are happy with the performance and profitability of the crops. Government policy that maximises profitability of businesses needs to be devised. Increased customer retention increases profitability. He agrees that there are many factors that affect the profitability of sheep farming. We're trying to get farmers to develop a plan to improve profitability. Higher jet fuel prices are threatening to erode the profitability of these airlines. Maximizing profitability is essential in today's market. Only 15 percent of employees felt that the price of gas would affect company profitability. 1.1 The state of yielding profit or financial gain. growing sales and a return to profitability Example sentencesExamples The business reached profitability ahead of schedule in the second half of 2001. We will ensure that farmers have a strong safety net and can achieve profitability in the marketplace. We expect in 15 to 18 months we can reach profitability. In order to insure profitability, it is a good idea to determine the profit you need from this enterprise. I think we have a shot at achieving profitability during this year. In order to provide profitability, we had to cut into rising fixed costs somehow. Production efficiency is critical due to its effect on profitability. Only a handful of companies will ever manage to bring their products to the marketplace and achieve profitability. I concluded that the economy is not designed to sustain the profitability of agriculture. We have specific policy proposals that would return profitability to the family farm sector of agriculture. Definition of profitability in US English: profitability nounˌpräfədəˈbilədēˌprɑfədəˈbɪlədi 1The degree to which a business or activity yields profit or financial gain. profitability may not improve until well into next year intense rivalry reduces industry profitability Example sentencesExamples Only 15 percent of employees felt that the price of gas would affect company profitability. Maximizing profitability is essential in today's market. Higher jet fuel prices are threatening to erode the profitability of these airlines. He's always willing to try something new to expand our business and profitability. The companies say farmers are happy with the performance and profitability of the crops. The ability to borrow greatly enhances the profitability of investments. We're trying to get farmers to develop a plan to improve profitability. Government policy that maximises profitability of businesses needs to be devised. Increased customer retention increases profitability. He agrees that there are many factors that affect the profitability of sheep farming. 1.1 The state of yielding profit or financial gain. growing sales and a return to profitability Example sentencesExamples We will ensure that farmers have a strong safety net and can achieve profitability in the marketplace. In order to insure profitability, it is a good idea to determine the profit you need from this enterprise. I think we have a shot at achieving profitability during this year. I concluded that the economy is not designed to sustain the profitability of agriculture. We expect in 15 to 18 months we can reach profitability. The business reached profitability ahead of schedule in the second half of 2001. Only a handful of companies will ever manage to bring their products to the marketplace and achieve profitability. In order to provide profitability, we had to cut into rising fixed costs somehow. Production efficiency is critical due to its effect on profitability. We have specific policy proposals that would return profitability to the family farm sector of agriculture.
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