Sentence examples for deemed unprofitable from inspiring English sources
"deemed unprofitable" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You could use it to describe something that a person has concluded is not profitable or advantageous. Example sentence: The company's strategy for increasing market share was deemed unprofitable and was abandoned.
By the 1970s, orchards were deemed unprofitable, and EU subsidies encouraged farmers to scrub them up.
In the North Sea, EnQuest has pursued what it describes as a "scavenger strategy" centred on older fields that other oil companies have deemed unprofitable and abandoned.
They were quickly deemed unprofitable and the last continual service ran on the 19.33 from London Kings Cross to Leeds in May 2011.
Protesters in El Alto were infuriated by Suez's refusal to expand services to poor neighborhoods that were deemed unprofitable, and water privatization was reversed.
That difference shows up in their return on equity, a standard measure of profitability (see chart).Barclays and Deutsche have already jettisoned some businesses that they deemed unprofitable, such as trading American mortgages and complex derivatives.
He recorded a style of music that the major record companies — there were six of them when he started out, and they dominated the national market — had deemed unprofitable.
The competition was then deemed commercially unprofitable and abandoned.
Women are regarded as unsuitable employees because they get pregnant and have to take paid maternity leaves which is deemed as unprofitable for employers, so they'd rather not employ women.
He called the California Public Utilities Commission and learned that the agency had a program that pays for what it calls "public policy pay phones," in other words those deemed necessary for public safety in unprofitable locations.
Industry experts say it's unprofitable to issue loans deemed "high-cost," because they carry a stigma and include requirements like mandatory borrower counseling from independent experts.
Psychedelic drugs are deemed to have limited medical utility and accordingly they are extremely unprofitable as a class (at least in terms of FDA approved pharmaceuticals).
