Definition of for-profit in English:

for-profit

adjective

Denoting an organization operated to make a profit.
a scheme to create a chain of for-profit schools
Example sentencesExamples
- Government and for-profit organizations share several of these potential uses.
- The second option is to lease out the fitness portion of the wellness project to an independent, for-profit operator.
- The airport must form a for-profit, private company that meets the criteria established by law and by the TSA.
- You either work for a nonprofit that creates social value or you work for a for-profit that creates economic value.
- The decrease in affordable housing has continued as subsidized housing has been bought up by for-profit organizations.
- But a for-profit corporation can't survive forever without actually making a profit.
- Just for the record here, as most news sources operate on a for-profit basis they are biased because of it.
- As the number of players increases, some will be smaller for-profit entities operating outside hospitals.
- In the same way, all for-profit organisations have to make a profit.
- Business organizations include any for-profit, governmental or nonprofit entity.
- In contrast, for-profit owners have the right to use profits and assets as they see fit.
- They may have a different rationale for their online presence than for-profit organisations.
- Why should a for-profit company profit from its association with an ABC radio station?
- He is more than just the president and CEO of for-profit organisations.
- But when they are operated by for-profit entities, they become even more of a lightning rod.
- Private, for-profit firms must build a organizations that achieve efficient and effective scale.
- The university is not a for-profit enterprise, so there are no profits to share.
- She visits large numbers of them at work in both private for-profit centres and community not-for-profit organisations.
- Senator Hagan pushed a bill through the legislature putting tighter restrictions on for-profit prisons.
- He supported a for-profit privatization plan by the Edison company that parents voted down overwhelmingly.
Synonyms
lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive

Definition of for-profit in US English:

for-profit

adjectivefərˈpräfətfərˈprɑfət

attributive Denoting an organization that operates to make a profit, especially one (such as a hospital or school) that would more typically be nonprofit.
a scheme to create a chain of for-profit schools
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast, for-profit owners have the right to use profits and assets as they see fit.
- Senator Hagan pushed a bill through the legislature putting tighter restrictions on for-profit prisons.
- Private, for-profit firms must build a organizations that achieve efficient and effective scale.
- In the same way, all for-profit organisations have to make a profit.
- The airport must form a for-profit, private company that meets the criteria established by law and by the TSA.
- You either work for a nonprofit that creates social value or you work for a for-profit that creates economic value.
- He supported a for-profit privatization plan by the Edison company that parents voted down overwhelmingly.
- They may have a different rationale for their online presence than for-profit organisations.
- He is more than just the president and CEO of for-profit organisations.
- Why should a for-profit company profit from its association with an ABC radio station?
- But when they are operated by for-profit entities, they become even more of a lightning rod.
- As the number of players increases, some will be smaller for-profit entities operating outside hospitals.
- She visits large numbers of them at work in both private for-profit centres and community not-for-profit organisations.
- The second option is to lease out the fitness portion of the wellness project to an independent, for-profit operator.
- The decrease in affordable housing has continued as subsidized housing has been bought up by for-profit organizations.
- Government and for-profit organizations share several of these potential uses.
- Just for the record here, as most news sources operate on a for-profit basis they are biased because of it.
- The university is not a for-profit enterprise, so there are no profits to share.
- But a for-profit corporation can't survive forever without actually making a profit.
- Business organizations include any for-profit, governmental or nonprofit entity.
Synonyms
lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive

单词	for-profit
释义	Definition of for-profit in English: for-profit adjective Denoting an organization operated to make a profit. a scheme to create a chain of for-profit schools Example sentencesExamples Government and for-profit organizations share several of these potential uses. The second option is to lease out the fitness portion of the wellness project to an independent, for-profit operator. The airport must form a for-profit, private company that meets the criteria established by law and by the TSA. You either work for a nonprofit that creates social value or you work for a for-profit that creates economic value. The decrease in affordable housing has continued as subsidized housing has been bought up by for-profit organizations. But a for-profit corporation can't survive forever without actually making a profit. Just for the record here, as most news sources operate on a for-profit basis they are biased because of it. As the number of players increases, some will be smaller for-profit entities operating outside hospitals. In the same way, all for-profit organisations have to make a profit. Business organizations include any for-profit, governmental or nonprofit entity. In contrast, for-profit owners have the right to use profits and assets as they see fit. They may have a different rationale for their online presence than for-profit organisations. Why should a for-profit company profit from its association with an ABC radio station? He is more than just the president and CEO of for-profit organisations. But when they are operated by for-profit entities, they become even more of a lightning rod. Private, for-profit firms must build a organizations that achieve efficient and effective scale. The university is not a for-profit enterprise, so there are no profits to share. She visits large numbers of them at work in both private for-profit centres and community not-for-profit organisations. Senator Hagan pushed a bill through the legislature putting tighter restrictions on for-profit prisons. He supported a for-profit privatization plan by the Edison company that parents voted down overwhelmingly. Synonyms lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive Definition of for-profit in US English: for-profit adjectivefərˈpräfətfərˈprɑfət attributive Denoting an organization that operates to make a profit, especially one (such as a hospital or school) that would more typically be nonprofit. a scheme to create a chain of for-profit schools Example sentencesExamples In contrast, for-profit owners have the right to use profits and assets as they see fit. Senator Hagan pushed a bill through the legislature putting tighter restrictions on for-profit prisons. Private, for-profit firms must build a organizations that achieve efficient and effective scale. In the same way, all for-profit organisations have to make a profit. The airport must form a for-profit, private company that meets the criteria established by law and by the TSA. You either work for a nonprofit that creates social value or you work for a for-profit that creates economic value. He supported a for-profit privatization plan by the Edison company that parents voted down overwhelmingly. They may have a different rationale for their online presence than for-profit organisations. He is more than just the president and CEO of for-profit organisations. Why should a for-profit company profit from its association with an ABC radio station? But when they are operated by for-profit entities, they become even more of a lightning rod. As the number of players increases, some will be smaller for-profit entities operating outside hospitals. She visits large numbers of them at work in both private for-profit centres and community not-for-profit organisations. The second option is to lease out the fitness portion of the wellness project to an independent, for-profit operator. The decrease in affordable housing has continued as subsidized housing has been bought up by for-profit organizations. Government and for-profit organizations share several of these potential uses. Just for the record here, as most news sources operate on a for-profit basis they are biased because of it. The university is not a for-profit enterprise, so there are no profits to share. But a for-profit corporation can't survive forever without actually making a profit. Business organizations include any for-profit, governmental or nonprofit entity. Synonyms lucrative, moneymaking, money-spinning, profitable, profit-making, remunerative, financially rewarding, fruitful, gainful, productive
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