Sentence examples for loses more profitable from inspiring English sources
When American consumers buy vehicles in Canada, the company loses more profitable sales in the United States, he said.
And in a modern sports landscape where ticket sales only account for a fraction of overall revenue, there simply isn't a realistic business plan where losing is more profitable than winning championships.
As a result, G.M. earned $7.2 billion last year in North America, by far its most profitable region, after losing more than $70 billion in North America from 2004 through 2008.
The magazine has been profitable for the past five years after losing more than $100 million in the decade prior.
Several of his ventures have been profitable, but easyCinema failed, and easyInternetcafe lost more than £100m.
A key to how investors will react is if AWS is losing more money than expected will that be viewed positively since Amazon's main business is more profitable or is AWS a losing proposition in a very competitive environment.
As the studio began to lose more revenue due to television, MGM soon realized that re-releasing old cartoons was far more profitable than producing new ones.
Since 2001 they have collectively lost more than $40 billion, mostly in America, where airlines have only just started to become profitable again.
Strategically, this may mean that Royal Mail could in future lose out to competition in the more profitable locations across the country while remaining obliged to provide a service to remote communities.
It's also losing market share on some of its more profitable drugs.
