At a time when virility was measured by the cost of a suitor's gifts, Joyce soon learned that her favorite pastime could be highly remunerative.
In this context, inclusion of short duration, high value, and midseason income generating intercrops could be highly remunerative.
Access to credit facilities could enable them to invest in irrigation practices, thereby sustaining their grass seed production during drought periods, but it remains unclear whether this could be sufficiently remunerative to be beneficial.
That doesn't mean, though, that there will always be remunerative, let alone satisfying work for human beings to do.
It can be remunerative, too.
But based on its track record overall, sustainable practices can be remunerative enterprise.
I wish that this business, which caters to people's deepest fragilities, insecurities and plain narcissism, could be redirected toward the probably less remunerative but much more needed business of catering to the very young lives of those who already exist.
The American "fair use" doctrine, which established whether copyrighted material could be used without permission (or compensation), would look askance at the remunerative aspect of these accounts, and their financial effect on rights holders.
The shutdown of the furnaces was to be temporary, but both facilities were no longer remunerative to operate, and no buyer willing to operate them could be found.
It could be that filmmakers will find themselves doing what poets and novelists often do — holding down teaching jobs to provide regular incomes while they make their often insufficiently remunerative yet worthy works of art.
