Sentence examples similar to ceasing to be profitable from inspiring English sources
Productive slavery came to an end for the additional reasons that it ceased to be profitable or that it was abolished by warfare or the threat of warfare.
Not only might smuggling cease to be profitable but, if the experiment of direct importation were to succeed, it might cut them out of the supply chains for other commodities as well.
Farmers even fertilised their fields with it, and servants would bargain with their employers to be given it no more than twice or thrice a week.As the crustaceans became harder to find, canned lobster ceased to be profitable.
If the audience - whether male or female - stopped consuming such images of celebrity culture, it would cease to be profitable and thus produced, but this doesn't seem like a likely outcome!
Eventually, it ceases to be profitable or enjoyable for her to keep bothering and most likely she'll begrudgingly go and find someone else to taunt and hassle.
"In the moment of ceasing to be a cartoonist, he ceased to be," Michaelis writes.
Until the mines of Potosí ceased to be sufficiently profitable and the government pulled out, its tin provided the Bolivian government with most of its revenues.
As in the great majority of today's leadership manuals, the message of Consiglieri is that in a time of relentless media scrutiny, when leaders are supposed to be transparent in everything they do, two-faced immorality of the kind Machiavelli recommended has ceased to be a profitable strategy.
Ahmet ceased to be jaunty.
Contacts ceased to be personal.
