Sentence examples similar to are deemed profitable from inspiring English sources

If no suitable resources are found, the system either rejects the request, or if the request is deemed profitable by the broker, a new resource is acquired.

Despite setbacks and unnecessary fiscal burdens, however, the USPS still reliably delivers over 150 billion pieces of mail a year, at uniform rates, regardless of whether or not the area is deemed profitable for deliveries.

These numbers are deemed exaggerations.

Genetically modified (GM) technique, one of the modern biomolecular engineering technologies, has been deemed as profitable strategy to fight against global starvation.

It is possible that the costs of a drawn-out war outweighed any economic or political benefit and it was deemed more profitable to leave the Caledonians to themselves.

Specific parts of the state networks would be deemed interstate and profitable as they aren't paying their fair share of the expenses, while the local networks would start to deteriorate.

Over just the last 25 years, all of these companies had changed dramatically to concentrate on businesses that were deemed to be more profitable than other business lines that once defined them.

Hotels where employees strongly believed their managers kept promises and practiced the values they preached were more profitable than those where managers were deemed to be less trustworthy.

North of this limit, forest productivity is deemed too low, and fire frequency too high, to support a profitable forest industry.

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.