Sentence examples for increasingly profitable from inspiring English sources

The two bitter opponents of medical profit-making found themselves leading an increasingly profitable venture.

For one thing, it's become increasingly profitable.

Mr. Adoboli was the director of exchange-traded funds, an increasingly profitable corner of Wall Street.

The Eurotrash business may sound like an unpromising enterprise, but it's one that is increasingly profitable.

It ended up pitting the interests of the increasingly profitable satellite campuses against the mother ship.

As those industries faded, Martinsville turned its hopes toward the increasingly profitable motorsports industry.

Sobriety checkpoints, like the one in San Pablo, have increasingly become profitable operations that are far more likely to seize cars from unlicensed — and often illegal immigrant — motorists, than to catch drunken drivers.

Today, however, thanks in part to the economic boom of the 1990s and the growing trend among Americans to indulge themselves, spas have become increasingly popular and profitable.

The report found that the number of new apps in the world's major app stores has now exceeded the demand for these apps, which has led to diminishing returns in revenue and is now beginning to reflect the role of paid content on the Web — that is, that it's become an increasingly less profitable business model over the years.

Traditionally, the space consumed by elevators was considered to make a building become increasingly less profitable past 80 floors or so.

It's about to disappear from Comcast OnDemand, presumably to traipse off to the increasingly less-profitable domains of the DVD.