Sentence examples for does lucrative from inspiring English sources

You may or may not be surprised to learn DeVos and her husband have copped to a considerable financial stake in the student loan industry, specifically: a debt collection agency called Performant Business Services that does lucrative business with the government.

Why are highly paid workers in an industry that does lucrative contract work for multinationals jumping ship?

They prefer to do lucrative rewrites for Hollywood.

The fact is, many psychology professors do lucrative side work as organizational consultants.

Hotels that do lucrative meetings and conference business are also increasingly seeing the need to improve their technology.

Having done lucrative business in Venezuela, Brazilian companies want to repatriate their profits and worry that Brazil may fall out of favour in Caracas.

Romantic comedies failed to perform ("No Reservations" took in less than $40 million in the United States), as did lucrative torture-themed horror movies ("Captivity" bombed with $2.6 million).

Instead, he opened a studio and did lucrative advertising work, doing well enough after several years that he closed up shop and planned a year-long surfing sabbatical in the Canary Islands.

Dermatologists, many of whom prefer doing lucrative Botox procedures to treating psoriasis, worry about the side effects of the drugs, not to mention the vexation of trying to help patients seek insurance reimbursement.

Like many Ivy League economists, Krugman also did lucrative consulting work for corporations, including Enron, which in 1999 paid him fifty thousand dollars to spend a year on an advisory board.

In one, Sarkozy is heard joking that he is a "kept man" after marrying the wealthy supermodel-turned-singer Bruni, while she complains that her status as first lady is stopping her doing lucrative advertising campaigns for "anti-wrinkle creams".