Sentence examples for lucrative proposition from inspiring English sources

And it can be a lucrative proposition.

Retail may not get much more niche than poetry, which historically has never been a lucrative proposition.

But it wasn't until recently that, owing to advances in drilling technology, extracting the gas became a lucrative proposition.

The company wanted the Obama administration to change its policy to allow for sales to other countries, a lucrative proposition.

Elizabeth Kolbert, in her article about fracking and natural gas, mentions that Marcellus shale-gas extraction has become "a lucrative proposition" (Comment, December 5th).

But even if it had done better in the ratings, a 30-minute chunk of non-prime-time air was never going to be a very lucrative proposition.

Take an expensive treatment, multiply by a huge number of hepatitis-C patients, and you get a very lucrative business proposition.

Instead of seeing it as an "expensive development project" it is increasingly becoming a lucrative business proposition.

This could be a very lucrative, and geopolitically touchy, proposition.

The promise is that different ways of delivering content, like cable, syndication and the Web, will prove to be more lucrative for star anchors and hosts — still largely an unproven proposition.

Its most lucrative business is still government contracts, which generate 77% of its revenue, a risky proposition.