Sentence examples for be profitable due to from inspiring English sources

Jain stated that Moon Express' first mission, which is a one-way trip, is expected to be profitable due to private payloads and sponsorships.

The silver business proved not to be profitable due to the opportunity cost of keeping a large amount of capital tied up in the inventory of silver.

In Deneckere and Davidson (1985) every merger is profitable, due to upward-sloping reaction functions.

Compounds obtained from mechanical recycling of materials can be completely profitable due to lower costs of biodegradable materials and the possibility to avoid a considerable amount of industrial waste [3].

Although the total gross of The Wrath of Khan was less than that of The Motion Picture, it was more profitable due to its lower production cost.

The technique developed is more profitable due to its fast liquefaction and saccharification approach that was employed for the formation of glucose and ultimately resulted in higher yields of alcohol production.

This industry was largely profitable due to the use of slave labour, to which Garrow had long been opposed; when the sugar planters offered him a job managing all of their legal and political business, he replied that "if your committee would give me their whole incomes, and all their estates, I would not be seen as the advocate of practices which I abhor, and a system which I detest".

Such rich food sources might not have been available in close proximity to the nest in other observations during summer, or the available ones might have been less profitable due to competition by other pollinator species.

In general, the preferable ratio of active to inactive compounds in the training sets was found to be approximately 1 9 1 10 – further increase in the size of the negative training set led to only slight improvements in global ML methods performance (MCC) that were not profitable due to increases in computational expenses (see Additional file 2: Figure S2, Additional file 3: Table S1).

In 2013 and 2014, the AstraZeneca UK group of companies was not profitable due to patent expirations and continued investment in the research and development of new medicines".

The photosynthetic production of n-3 LC-PUFA is not profitable due to low biomass density resulting in low production of PUFAs.