clear profit

But then, again, the horse hadn't cost him anything; so whatever he got was all clear profit.

It was the first clear profit of the evening's work: I could cross one name off the list.

Well, would a million dollars clear profit appeal to you?"

Imagine, my friend, a clear profit of twelve per cent.

It showed him more than a hundred thousand dollars, in clear profit, annually.

"We'd already made our original cost and expenses back, so this is clear profit.

This has been started, but needs further tightening to point everyone toward clearer profit objectives.

That produces a clear profit - it is called a "carry" in the business - if rates remain level.

The interest which the borrower can afford to pay is in proportion to the clear profit only.

It is this surplus only which is neat or clear profit.

As for the financial aspect of the reunion it was a tremendous success a clear profit of £1,100.

You have to sort of make an investment in the beginning, but you earn it back right away, and after that, everything's clear profit."

It would be so much clear profit.

Clear profit for the skipper - stands to reason!"

That's a clear profit on one bottle of gin of around twenty-one dollars.

After that it would be clear profit.

Every penny you made was clear profit!

After that, Mr. Roth said, it's clear profit for the building.

And that was all clear profit, so there was no reason in the world why one shouldn't spend it in a sensible way.

All the exertions of man, from that moment, may be considered as tending to the clear profit of his species.

So I showed a clear profit.

After paying wages for the manager, clerks and 'trammers' the company could make a clear profit of twice this amount.

In a week at most I'd be back here in Hollywood with a clear profit of five C's.

Published at five shillings, on a large sale there would, after royalty paid, be a clear profit of sixpence a copy.

But there is one sequence in which the modern bidder shows a clear profit: the second-round jump to two no-trump.