Sentence examples for for the more profitable from inspiring English sources

Loew took the "nickelodeon" back to New York, retrofitting his penny arcades for the more profitable motion-picture business.

Hoover in his obtuse aloofness later wrote of the crisis, "Many persons left their jobs for the more profitable one of selling apples".

It has a dark history of clan warfare and later of the brutal "clearances", when crofters were forced off the land to make way for the more profitable ventures of sheep farming and gaming estates.

In recent years, Beijing has had the opportunity to taste lavish productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company, as well as painstaking translations of Chekhov, but the new theatre complex appears to be aiming for the more profitable middle-brow audience.

Skippers routinely chuck the first catch over the side to make room for the more profitable fish.The trawlermen also say they are forced to continue fishing in waters full of cod, after their cod quotas are exhausted, just to make ends meet.

Wintel computers controlled more than 85 percent of the worldwide market share for desktop systems, but they had a much smaller share of the market for the more profitable high-performance workstation and server systems used in business and on the Internet.

In this context, the characterization of the genes involved in sex determination could provide relevant information for the selective farming of the more profitable females.

The future of Chinese manufacturing, and of Factory Asia more generally, is bright.A persistent myth about Chinese manufacturing is that the country is only good for assembly, with the more profitable parts of the operation, such as design and marketing, remaining in the West and Japan.

If a poacher need guns, for instance, here we have a crossover with arms trafficking.' Routes for trafficking ivory may also be used for trafficking weapons and the more profitable line may then be used to finance other ventures, Interpol say.

The more products and services individual customers use and pay for at their bank, the more profitable they are to the bank.

Syconial architecture has developed such that fig ovules vary in profitability [19], [47], which selects for optimal foragers to focus on the more profitable inner ovules, at the cost of some fecundity [20].