Sentence examples for indeed more profitable from inspiring English sources

Coaching was indeed more profitable (the coaches I knew charged more than most therapists) and less arduous than therapy.

While Cato, like the later agricultural writers Varro and Lucius Junius Columella, assumed the economic advantage of a slave work force, historians today debate whether estates worked by slaves were indeed more profitable than smaller peasant farms.

Suppose that a country has indeed been more profitable, but its society is now more polarized.

Indeed, it may be more profitable to focus on ensuring that tools currently available for risk prediction are applied more broadly and routinely throughout clinical practice in order to address the gap between the promise of CVD prevention and its reality [ 39].

So, solar pump is more profitable than diesel-operated pump.

Back-of-the-envelope calculations indeed suggest that this mixed contract is more profitable than the standard, rigid microfinance contract.

Indeed, the nudge toward fuel efficiency may well make automakers more profitable.

Groupon's growth is indeed decelerating, cutting back on marketing and sales expenses to become more profitable (or to dress up its financials for the IPO).

Indeed, despite Sandy and drought, property and casualty insurance in the United States was more profitable in 2012 than in 2011, according to the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America.

"The cost of labor is indeed greater in the United States, which makes producing labor-intensive small cars in Mexico more profitable.

Indeed, customers in the middle of the pack, which didn't demand substantial resources, were more profitable than the giant we fawned over.