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IT looks as if the smaller apartments will be more profitable, but "we didn't know that when we bought it," he said.

Apple's products might still be more profitable, but IDC suggested it needed the refresh.

Larger PO not only would be more profitable, but they also may offer more services to their members, especially when these services are associated with significant investment costs.

A positive, individualistic portrayal of North Korean defectors has proven not only to be more profitable, but also better for refugees.

"Maybe it's more profitable, but it's deceptive".

For the studios, DVDs are more profitable, but their sales are falling.

Many farmers have traded vegetable row crops for trees growing almonds and pistachios, which are more profitable but require water year-round.

"Will the increasing emphasis on commercially driven science lead to technologies that are more profitable but less environmentally and socially beneficial?" he asks in the SGR report.

"Licensing is more profitable, but we have to spend a fortune to be in a place that we can license it," Parsa says, comparing the model to that of being a pharmaceutical company that spends years and millions of dollars developing a drug before it can finally be brought to market.

Hoehner conceded that after accounting for the present cost of battery storage "even in Germany, the investment in a PV system without storage is more profitable". But, he added, "decreasing FITs [feed-in tariffs] will push the attractiveness of PV storage systems" – as will government incentives.

Suppose that a country has indeed been more profitable, but its society is now more polarized.