Sentence examples for has become a profitable from inspiring English sources

The series has become a profitable showcase for certain designers.

As off-the-wall as some of the shows may be, the festival has become a profitable institution.

For the first time in history, censorship has become a profitable enterprise, not just a matter of political control.

In recent years Brazil has used more than half of its harvests to produce ethanol, which, when blended with gasoline, has become a profitable fuel.

But they fail to specifically ban broader trading strategies, like the high-frequency trading that was implicated in the infamous flash crash of 2010 and that has become a profitable source of banks' proprietary trading.

The firm joined the NBC owner NBCUniversal and the Fox owner News Corporation in the joint venture, which has become a profitable business with tens of millions of users and two million paying subscribers.

Controversy about the Concorde has faded in recent years, and it has became a profitable niche for both airlines.

For the automakers, smaller cars have become a profitable niche in an area where they have often been outdone against foreign competition.

Syrian brides have become "a profitable business", with agents fetching a commission of up to 5,000 liras ($2,400) per head, Mazlumder noted.Despite their many trials, most Syrians say they feel welcome in Turkey.

It may be attributed to (1) more importantly; since 2010 farmers have planted and maintained biological measures e.g., Sesbania sesban on the constructed soil bunds and gulley sides (Fig. 3a, b), and (2) many homesteads have planted eucalyptus as eucalyptus trees have become a profitable business (e.g. sources of wood for construction material, farm implements, fire wood, and cash crop).

Publishing images of stars in their daily lives, preferably with their children, has become a hugely profitable business.