Sentence examples for lucrative end from inspiring English sources

Devaluation would be a gentle and lucrative end.

It was expected that he would seek to complete a move to the MLS for a lucrative end to his career after enjoying an extended break in the USA.

Jamie Donaldson has failed to qualify for the lucrative end of season play-off series on the PGA tour.

"There's a pretty sizable market for green electricity, and the more lucrative end of the process may be the bagasse for cofiring," insists William Rooney, associate professor of sorghum breeding and genetics at Texas A&M University.

While outsized companies like Uber and Didi have been raising a lot of capital to expand their global footprints and to become all transport things to all people, Blacklane is a key example of how a different approach can be used for a lucrative end.

The story of his infatuation with Japanese art, and of how he turned that love to lucrative ends by moonlighting as a top-dollar dealer in woodblock prints -- at least until disaster struck -- is a rich one.

Years after cracking the very code of the Web to lucrative ends, Google may be in the midst of trying to conjure the most complicated algorithm yet: to wit, can goodness, or at least a stated intention not to be evil, scale along with the enterprise?

The lucrative end-of-season series then heads to the Deutsche Bank Championship in Massachusetts, where only the top 100 players are invited.

But is it possible that Goldman has changed from a firm that had customers to a company that is just smart as shit and makes a shitload of money?" More and more these days, we see intellect and ingenuity employed to lucrative ends, IQ + effort = $$$.

Not content with this seasonal miracle, Advanced Micro Devices, the perpetual also-ran of the computer processor business, is bidding to loosen Intel's grip on the more lucrative high end of the market too.

Though small -- it has 30 employees and sales of $9 million last year -- analysts say it has captured the attention of a core group of computer fanatics who exert a huge influence on the industry, and it has positioned itself on the lucrative luxury end of the market.