Sentence examples for considered as profitable from inspiring English sources

The most urgent need is more research into new antimicrobial drugs, which flagged until the mid-1990's because of complacency and because they were not considered as profitable as medicines that must be taken for long periods of time.

In this context, stands that have a negative SEV at a discount rate of 5% should not be considered as profitable forestry areas.

The composer and critic Virgil Thomson routinely debunked what he called the "game of influences," which he considered "about as profitable a study as who caught cold from whom when they were standing in the same draft".

By contrast, electric vehicles are considered half as profitable as cars with combustion engines, a Daimler executive admitted last year.

The large investments carried out by the financial and real estate intermediaries indicate that logistics is considered as a profitable industry in terms of capital return; thus, the analysis suggests to add a third specific motivation within the category "other considerations" (last row in Table 4).

Normally, because of their low energy content, those processing streams are considered as non-profitable, especially when water is used as the working fluid in the thermodynamic cycles used for energy recovery from low-temperature energy sources.

However, the results verify that using electrolysis to produce hydrogen can be considered as a reliable profitable solution.

Anything that motivates employees, interests clients, and proves profitable as business can be considered as potential area for activity.

The social implications of making carbon conservation more profitable than the current uses should be considered as some of the most vulnerable groups may lose their livelihoods.

For example, consider the shrinking profile where the provider is happy for an advance model to be as profitable as an on-demand model, perhaps as a means of attracting new customers through discounted pricing.

The new clients were profitable, if not as profitable as the borrowers already on their books.