Sentence examples for be made more profitable from inspiring English sources
Using an Excel spreadsheet, he created a system meant to provide a precise proposal for how each product can be made more profitable.
Periphyton-based cage culture could be made more profitable by using local fish species, less expensive cage design, better substrate and by using adapted management techniques to improve periphyton productivity.
Dire Christmas trading prompted a rethink at Debenhams with Sharp telling the City earlier this year that 10% of its floor space – 1m sq ft – could be made more profitable by introducing new brands and services.
He says he thinks that USA Network, now in 72 million homes, can be made more profitable by giving it a clearer identity, like those of the cable leaders ESPN, MTV and Nickelodeon.
Fenway Sports Group, the club's American owners, have identified the Liverpool‑born former Microsoft and Electronic Arts executive as the sort of modernising operator who can locate and develop areas where the business can be made more profitable, but Moore will have no direct responsibility for incoming transfers and the present policy of looking for value in the market will stay in place.
The choice to enter entrepreneurship E i will be made more profitable with the high levels of ( Varleft({H}_{1i}^sright) ) and ( Varleft({H}_{1i}^oright) ).
As a result, work processes can be made more efficient and therefore more profitable.
A study published on Monday in Scientific Reports suggests that high-frequency traders who were more sensitive to their bodies made more profitable trades.
They will then presumably be able to make more profitable use of the money that had been tied up in these long-term investments.
The Sunday Times was a hugely profitable newspaper before he took it over – he's made it more profitable... – but it doesn't in my view obviate all the things that came about".
The key results of this study indicate that the ODH reaction can be made safer and more profitable without use of an inert diluent and furthermore by replacing O2 with CO2 as an oxidant.
