Sentence examples for becomes a more profitable from inspiring English sources
He found that when people are paid more to work, they tend to work longer hours, because working becomes a more profitable use of time.
The dramatic rethink occurs because storing carbon through reforestation and other land use changes becomes a more profitable revenue earner than some existing farming, providing income that more than makes up for reduced fossil fuel exports or the costs of Australia meeting its own deeper greenhouse gas reductions.
The City is also encouraged to hear that M&S's Womenswear business was "in growth", and that M&S wants to become a "more profitable" business.
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However, the restaurant became a more profitable business for them.
Whether the country will ever become a more rational and more profitable place in which to do business will depend largely on whether it can reform its state corporations, allow its private companies their head and salvage its financial system the subjects of the remainder of this survey.
"We are taking immediate and decisive actions to reduce our cost base across our global business and become a more efficient and profitable company," said CEO Kåre Schultz in a statement, who took the top job in November.
"As we align the organization with our strategy to become a faster, more profitable company, we have also created opportunities to become more focused, improve operational effectiveness and even deliver additional cost savings that will contribute to improved profitability," said Bracken P. Darrell, Logitech president and chief executive officer said in a released statement.
The Fray Bentos story Initially cattle in Uruguay were raised for leather, but when Justus von Liebig, "father of organic chemistry", invented concentrated meat extract around 1840, nutrition soon became a far more profitable line of business.
Companies like Ford, General Motors, Winston and Gatorade were willing to put up advertising dollars and holding auto races became a much more profitable venture.
