Sentence examples for lucrative purpose from inspiring English sources

They serve no lucrative purpose, so hospitals have a financial disincentive to do them.

And it was not until 1993 that the agency gave Abbott permission to market Hytrin for its most lucrative purpose, the treatment of enlarged prostate, a condition that affects at least half of all men older than 60.

The company's products focus on gathering data about human drivers and their behavior in order to improve safety practices right now, but their platform also has a second, potentially more lucrative purpose: building a huge data set that can prove very valuable in the development of self-driving cars.

In Belgium, the religion was organized as an association without lucrative purpose (absl) in 1922 and was immediately registered as organism of public utility on a request of the Department of Justice.

It is not very difficult or expensive to tweak technologies like this one to suit banal but potentially lucrative purposes.

And they are returning crops to places that had been reserved for ostensibly more lucrative purposes like strip malls, housing developments or, in several cases, struggling small-town golf courses.

That means fitting in more tenants (or higher-paying ones) or redeveloping the property for more lucrative purposes.

(Of course, if Freddie Mac's $1.6 million went to overhead and such, wouldn't that free up some other $1.6 million for other, more lucrative purposes? Perish the thought!).

These are the ones to watch: The big focus last year was still on how SpaceX intended to pay for the incredibly ambitious plan, and additional applications of the tech, including for potentially lucrative commercial purposes, could help.

Autobiographies can serve many purposes: a lucrative bookend to a career, a plea for understanding, a convening of anecdotes to furnish an after-dinner routine, the means for catharsis and a warning to others who suffer similar misfortunes.

Other than having seasonlong interleague games, the alignment has two problems: *The Texas Rangers have wanted out of the A.L. West to play more games in their own time zone for television purposes, but lucrative new 10-year television and cable contracts (worth a combined $550 million for them and the hockey Dallas Stars) have apparently rendered that problem moot.