Sentence examples for find it profitable from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Google or its ilk will find it profitable or desirable to fund independent, expert foreign correspondence; or to support investigations of corporate and government power; or to train the sort of journalists who feel free to call out their employers' pay packages on the proverbial front page, although there are no signs of this yet.
At its heart is whether AOL will find it profitable to use such coveted commercial real estate for offers for magazine subscriptions, he said.
Exemptions were granted for Iowa and N.H. which find it profitable to hold their contests early.
Big software firms like Microsoft find it profitable to localise their wares in small languages like Maya or Luxembourgish.
In most cases, the original publisher simply doesn't find it profitable to keep these books in print.
The program finances high-risk research when the private sector is unlikely to find it profitable and makes decisions based on peer review.
Establishing a Niche Webster's Business Dictionary defines a niche as a "particular market or specialty area where a company finds it profitable to concentrate its selling efforts".
Over the years, counterfeiters have found it profitable to substitute diethylene glycol for its chemical cousin, glycerin, which is usually more expensive.
Unemployment drove down wages (the price of labor) until firms found it profitable to start hiring again.
Alcohol itself, as the vodka commissars have recently found it profitable to proclaim, has little, if any, odor.
