Sentence examples for making it unprofitable from inspiring English sources
Shell, Chevron and ExxonMobil say that the law would increase taxes and royalties to the government, making it unprofitable to invest in Nigeria's deepwater fields.
The new boss also noted that Morrisons used a huge team of people at head office to run the operation, making it unprofitable, and that he would use a slimmed down team all with convenience store experience.
In markets where demand and supply are close to finely balanced, construction of a single large project can reduce market rents below construction costs, making it unprofitable to build more in the neighbourhood.
Kevin Drum at Mother Jones replied to Klein's post: I don't really have a big problem with beefing up the border patrol, but the real answer to illegal immigration (in the short term, anyway) is to lower the cost of legal immigration by boosting quota levels and to raise the cost of illegal immigration by making it unprofitable for employers to hire undocumented workers.
Box huckleberry is commercially available from at least one source but it is difficult to propagate, making it unprofitable for many nurseries to carry.
An import levy of up to 17.5% was placed on components, but the duty for calculators imported from Japan or Hong Kong could be as little as 5%, making it unprofitable to produce calculators in the UK.
Make it unprofitable to be unsafe.
Millions of Britons are entangled in means-tested tax credits, housing benefits and entitlements for the jobless that can make it unprofitable to work.
And competition from other fossil fuels, like abundant coal supplies, has made it unprofitable to tap many of the country's new energy fields.
Administration officials also said Mr. Mugabe had worsened food shortages in his country by maintaining currency exchange policies that have made it unprofitable to export food to Zimbabwe.
The bricks-and-mortar way of doing business imposes huge distribution costs that make it unprofitable for sellers to cater to small groups.
