Sentence examples for lucrative effect from inspiring English sources

Stars like Jay-Z and Kanye West and corporations like JPMorgan Chase have exploited his distinctive sound to lucrative effect.

(One of the lead producers of "Salesman," Scott Rudin, has also used dynamic pricing to lucrative effect with his hit musical "The Book of Mormon").

Beyoncé's latest single — an empowering tribute to southern black culture — has had a very lucrative effect on sales at Red Lobster.

In later years, while Barnum had his financial ups and downs, General and Mrs. Thumb retired from the stage, went into the real-estate business in Connecticut, and threw their considerable mental weight around with exceeding lucrative effect.

So he did what Mr. Obama's campaign had already done to such lucrative effect: He set up a multimedia Web site that, by some accounts, is the most advanced achievement in the short history of Queens e-politics.

Raking in $600m at the box office, it proved that Christian subject matter could be paired with extreme gore – to highly lucrative effect.

After a while, he'd noticed one lucrative side effect: weight loss.

Japan Inc. is often choosing, however, to forgo one of the most lucrative side effects of such outsourcing -- the shrinking of the corporate work force and the resulting cost savings.

Although the revenue garnered from the Sun's £7.99 monthly subscription for website access proved lucrative, it had the effect of locking the paper out from the online national conversation.

With the average weekly student room rate now £85-£95 £85-£95son, this lucrative market has in effect perced out young families and other social renters, radically altering the demograpersonf thiscommunity – to such an extent that some lucrativeools are now undersubscribed.

But the fact that the company the nation's seventh largest, according to its claimed revenue could file for bankruptcy and cease its most lucrative operations without wider effect suggests how economically inconsequential Enron was all along.