Sentence examples for lucrative undertaking from inspiring English sources

Competitive mushing is far from a lucrative undertaking.

Hard, perhaps, but the Heritage Classic is turning out to be a lucrative undertaking.

The distribution of foreign-language and genuinely independent movies — art films, specialty films, whatever you want to call them — has never been an easy or lucrative undertaking.

Mobile operators, for instance, take a big cut when payments are made using "premium" text messages.Facebook, Apple and a raft of start-ups are all trying to develop a low-cost payment system, which could be a lucrative undertaking in itself.

But it turns out that bank jobs are a fairly pedestrian, and not terribly lucrative, criminal undertaking.

Over the past few years he has undertaken lucrative private work as a business adviser, lecturer and speaker – reportedly earning hundreds of thousands of pounds last year – and has attracted some attention over his decision to set up a private company for these earnings.

By this measure, the women's soccer team broke new ground last year not just by winning the World Cup but by immediately thereafter undertaking a lucrative exhibition tour, a move that enraged soccer's governing body.

Ophthalmic personnel from South Africa come here on lucrative short breaks to undertake NHS cataract surgery in ISTCs.

Development of inclusive community consensus on landscape dependencies should be undertaken before lucrative tourism ventures and land allocations are advanced in competition to the needs of more vulnerable and often voiceless sectors of a community.

Comedy's greatest supergroup, in fact its only supergroup, gathered at London's O2 Arena like the Gratefully Not Dead, undertaking their staggeringly lucrative reunion show in the same cheerfully cynical spirit as their Contractual Obligation Album in 1980.

To pay for it, Russell undertook a few lucrative but exhausting lecture tours of the United States.