Sentence examples for a lucrative segment from inspiring English sources

It a lucrative segment of the $5.5 billion industry for manga, illustrated books drawn in a characteristic Japanese comic-book style.

But Iran's government is part of the equation, too, encouraging a greater Iranian presence in Iraq by supporting companies that control a lucrative segment of the pilgrimage business and renovating and maintaining Shiite shrines in Iraq.

The investigation, Mr. Bonavolonta said, showed that through the control of a key labor union, Local 580 of the Architectural and Ornamental Ironworkers Union, the Mafia ruled a lucrative segment of the construction industry.

Beyond being a lucrative segment for business, the Carro CEO believes the company can offer a genuinely different option for consumers.

Meanwhile, with content having a longer shelf life and being a less risky investment, you have to wonder when VCs will be forced to pivot into taking content more seriously as a lucrative segment to back.

Also eschewing coupons and sales in favor of a buy-it-and-be-done-with-it shopping strategy, men are a potentially lucrative segment to attract.

Compellent specializes in products for medium-size businesses, a less lucrative segment.

It's nearly one year to the day that Rentomojo raised $5 million, and since then the three-year-old company has expanded its focus from renting out home appliances and furniture into motorbikes, a potentially lucrative segment.

That strategy of building very immersive games for a smaller, but more lucrative, segment of the market represents a shift that's happened on the Facebook platform over the past year.

Despite troubles back home, United States airlines are eager to expand abroad to tap into international business travel, the most consistently lucrative segment in an industry prone to sharp downturns.

Despite troubles back home, U.S. airlines are eager to expand abroad to tap into international business travel, the most consistently lucrative segment in an industry notoriously prone to sharp downturns.