Sentence examples for far more remunerative from inspiring English sources

All had been in classrooms decades ago, but had long made the switch to the far more remunerative world of the state legislature.

It's important to note that everyone knows that engineering jobs are far more plentiful and remunerative than jobs in ballet companies.

If I could go back to when I was 24, I might think seriously about pursuing a far more stable and remunerative line of work, just as I sense that if Frank could go back to when he was 24, he might think seriously about not divorcing Julie.

Opportunities more remunerative than unpaid internships and more accessible than, say, synchronized swimming?

The coming of the railroads, especially after 1850, made travel easier and practice more remunerative.

Far more.

"If Shakespeare wanted to flatter his monarch," he writes, "there were easier and more remunerative ways to do so".

— far more arduous.

But far more useful.

And sometimes far more.

Far more dangerous, too.