Sentence examples for extremely remunerative from inspiring English sources

Although the reign of the singer-songwriters ended with the twin upsurge of punk and disco in the late 1970s, the genre has remained relatively stable, and the market for personal, idiosyncratic, overwhelmingly female voices with lofty, often unrealized, artistic goals has proved extremely remunerative for a select few.

The movie's one moment of superior clarity is a scene in which Ben and his friends go to a restaurant in misery after a bitter loss, only to see three Sox players dining there, enjoying themselves at the end of a hard but extremely remunerative day's work.

"They're highly remunerative and also a lot of fun".

The result of such assaults has been the opposite of Dean's critics' intentions, however — a highly remunerative jujitsu.

In this context, inclusion of short duration, high value, and midseason income generating intercrops could be highly remunerative.

Such men, the economists argue, provided the "micro inventions necessary to make macro inventions highly productive and remunerative".

Nor are they terribly remunerative.

Export-led growth is less remunerative for the chancellor.

Japanning had been remunerative; books were a financial black hole.

Luckily, his dental practice was active and remunerative.

"And I prefer the exciting to the remunerative".