Sentence examples for has proved so profitable from inspiring English sources
Then they react with horror when the "freelance" (read "underemployed") worker uses whatever means available to compensate for the economic benefits they've been denied by that same system of outsourcing that has proved so profitable to corporate America, and so destructive to the American worker, over the past decades.
Benanti has already donned bunny ears and tail to appear as the canny, calculating headmistress of sorts at "The Playboy Club," a new series on NBC that shamelessly attempts to channel the glam-anachronistic atmosphere that has proven so profitable for the wildly popular "Mad Men".
They said that Danone officials were simply angered because the outside ventures had proven so profitable.
And yet, despite those concerns about their culpability, processed food giants like Kraft, General Foods and Nestlé continue to launch an all-out assault on the American palate to convert us to "heavy users" -- their term -- of the salty, sugary, fatty processed foods that have proven so profitable for them and so harmful to us.
Betsy DeVos, Education Secretary: Public education's public enemy number one and major supporter pf the charter school system that has proved so disastrous for Detroit, but profitable for charter school owners.
After all, growing cherries is proving so profitable that the amount of land used for it has doubled in the past decade, and may double again in the next.
Why change the status quo when the present arrangement is proving so profitable?
So far his tenure at Foot Locker has proved more profitable.
The Southwest formula of low fares, no frills and high reliability has proved extremely profitable.
But instead the state faces an electricity shortage so severe that the governor has turned off the lights on the official Christmas tree -- a shortage that has proved highly profitable to power companies, and raised suspicions of market manipulation.
