Sentence examples for is simply not profitable from inspiring English sources

It is simply not profitable for brands and IT departments to create native app versions for all these devices running a plethora of operating systems (and don't even get me started about Android being consistently lumped together as if it were a single OS to support).

While it is of great benefit to society as a whole, it is simply not profitable to industry in the short term.

Two percent cash-back cards have come and gone over the years, and they tend to disappear because they're simply not profitable for the card companies.

Kevin Murphy, an airline analyst at Morgan Stanley in New York, has long argued that industry consolidation is inevitable because the airlines are simply not profitable enough to cover their investments in airplanes, terminals and other expenses.

That same month, John Sidgmore, the founder of the UUnet Internet division, publicly disclosed that the widely celebrated entity that was at the center of WorldCom's data strategy was simply not profitable.

The existing regimes are simply not profitable for artists.

History shows that conservative newspapers are simply not profitable ventures -- just check the financial records of Sun Myung Moon's Washington Times, Rupert Murdoch's New York Post and Richard Mellon Scaife's Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

Solicitors' firms are simply not that profitable.

Mr. Jain said that the banking business was simply not as profitable as it once was and that highly paid employees would have to get used to more modest compensation.

"Our goal is to be profitable and these results are simply not acceptable," Mr. Siegel said.

Ever since the Post bought out the Times-Herald, in 1954, it had been profitable, but as an editorial enterprise it still was simply not competitive.