Sentence examples for has been more profitable from inspiring English sources
Although ArcelorMittal is bidding on a steel plant being sold to the German steel maker ThyssenKrupp in Alabama, the company is mainly focusing on its new investments in mining, which has been more profitable than steel making of late, recording $1.2 billion in operating profit and a 22 percent operating margin last year.
It's time to end the taxpayer giveaways to an industry that rarely has been more profitable, and double-down on a clean energy industry that never has been more promising.
The trouble in Russia is that it has been more profitable to invest this money in GKOs than in anything else: the average real rate of return on new capital for most industrial enterprises is probably no more than 10-15%.Lots of money, though, has bypassed even the GKO market, and gone abroad.
We have also analysed the balance of Next's retail profit between Next Retail (shops) and Next Directory and conclude that Directory has been more profitable on an underlying basis than generally supposed and that this has supported the declared profitability of Retail.
"We've found that investing in IPOs has been more profitable than flipping IPOs," he says, adding that he's targeting a turnover rate of around 75%.
Based on 40 years of price data, Appel notes that it has been "more profitable and less risky to invest in NTHEX only when its six-to-19-week [moving average convergence-divergence of total return] has been positive, compared to buying and holding continuously.
Generally, developers have found that the larger apartments have been more profitable.
A kick ahead might have been more profitable because Nakaitaci was all too easily dumped into touch.
(He once said that rock 'n' roll had saved his life. Most of his films' scores have been issued as CD's and several have been more profitable than the films themselves).
Zenyatta is a rare phenomenon, but we can still use her as an example of the pleasure we take in the old, sound bloodlines, the pedigrees of the horses that took time to grow up, and kept running even when it would have been more profitable to send them to the breeding shed.
Investors think Morgan Stanleys investment banking business should have been more profitable during the markets rally in late 2009.
