Sentence examples for lucrative approach from inspiring English sources

The University of Florida has taken a more lucrative approach.

With the introduction of the new higher-end products, Dell is regrouping for a more lucrative approach.

The smarter, more responsible and, ultimately, more lucrative approach is to find other monetization models, like licensing.

The combination of targeted agents that enhance lymphocyte recruitment to tumour sites with these immunotherapy strategies might be a lucrative approach to obtain clinical responses to immunotherapy.

In the experimental plots, some were selectively logged, either to remove bigger trees, to mimic one lucrative logging approach, or to leave a wide range of tree sizes.

The Nobel-Prize winning discovery of pluripotency, demonstrated by Shinya Yamanaka in 2006, wherein a differentiated cell altered into an induced pluripotent stem cell by a defined set of transcription factors has opened up another potentially lucrative therapeutic approach against cancer [ 50, 51].

Because Bauer is a private company, it is impossible to know what part of the $300 million in annual revenue goes to the bottom line, but many industry watchers think its consumer-oriented, low-to-the-ground approach is lucrative.

As a result of her injury, which kept her off the track until a Group One success at Deauville last month, she is also a fresh horse just as the Flat season starts to approach its lucrative climax.

Another proposal is to allow companies that agree to develop an HIV vaccine a limited extension to their patents on blockbuster drugs in their most lucrative markets.A different approach, being championed by MSF, is to make a virtue of the rarity of tropical diseases in the West.

Despite his age, and more pertinently the media's constant references to his age, Arsenal manager Tom Whittaker tried, unsuccessfully, to lure Matthews to Highbury with a lucrative, if somewhat illegal approach.

That, analysts said, would mean a new approach to the lucrative U.S. market in the aftermath of the failed BAE merger.