Sentence examples for but also less profitable from inspiring English sources

Europe's banks have become more secure since the finanical crisis, but also less profitable.

Some complain that this has exacerbated poverty in Hebei, forcing water-hungry and polluting industries to close and some farmers to forsake rice growing for less water-intensive but also less profitable maize.

In Becker's ([1971]) model with taste-based employer discrimination, plants employing fewer women are not only more discriminatory employers but also less profitable.

The bulk of that money should go into bonds, which are less volatile, though also less profitable, averaging returns of around 5percentt a year.

Problem is, these areas are also less profitable.

Fancier, sure, but also less effective.

But running convenience stores is also significantly less profitable than big-box grocery retailing.

Yet firms also face less profitable changes.

They have also been less profitable than their American counterparts in recent years, with an average 14.5% return on equity in 2003 compared with the Americans' 18.1%, according to Lehman Brothers.

However, if the market size of LAMB for VL expanded – for example, through large-scale public procurement mechanisms – those competitors could also enter the less profitable, but still attractive, VL market.

(Tea was also grown in the Caribbean, but it was less profitable than the other two).