Sentence examples for lucrative population from inspiring English sources

But I am wary of the way these campaigns seem to be playing to the market — not to the transgender market, but rather to a larger and more lucrative population: cisgender people who want to feel good about the purchases they make and how those purchases reflect on their supposed allyship.

For some young people, looming debts mean eschewing a calling to serve a particularly needy, less lucrative patient population or practice, and instead pursuing a well-compensated subspecialty that caters to the comfortably insured.

As always when lucrative projects spawn populations of mobile men with money, prostitution rises.

Immigration offenders represent one of the fastest-growing segments of the federal prison population, providing a lucrative market for private prison corporations that largely control these inmates in the system.

He is also said to have shared the riches of his lucrative activities with the impoverished local population, Mr. Lounnas has written.

With a 1.2 billion strong population, it remains a lucrative market for the U.S. to invest in.

• To the Editor: It is somewhat unsurprising that a highly lucrative technology is being deployed on large populations despite the lack of evidence that it actually helps.

First, connectivity is usually better in cities than in the countryside, because it is more lucrative to build telecoms networks for dense populations than for sparse ones.

"If there's a significant undocumented population, it could be a very lucrative proposition".

The "Islamic World" is a large and potentially lucrative territory: 50 Muslim majority countries, 22% of the world's population, and a "Diaspora" population outside them of over 300 million people.

Gambling companies have long had their eye on New York, potentially one of the most lucrative markets in the country because of the high population density and relatively high personal income levels.