Sentence examples for maximising profitability from inspiring English sources
"While trading conditions are not expected to improve in the fourth quarter, our focus is on maximising profitability and we are today announcing a programme of significant efficiency measures".
In this context, thermoeconomic optimisation of the whole power-system should be completed aimed at maximising profitability.
Silviculture is driven by the primary goal of maximising profitability and this led to the development of regimes based on wide tree spacing and heavy early thinning from the 1960s to the 1990s (James 1990).
Late in the 20th century, multinational corporations found that they had to bet billions on entertainment brands and then endlessly stretch out the rare successes to maximise profitability.
But, the purpose of these companies is not to mitigate the problem of housing supply, but to maximise profitability and returns.
APN's chief executive Brett Chenoweth said it has hired Deutsche Bank to advise on "various options to maximise profitability and value for shareholders".
"Now that capital is more scarce the banks have to be even more efficient in their balance-sheet and capital usage to maximise profitability".
For some estates, development opportunities – most notably for housing – will over time be one key way to maximise profitability from the estate.
Silvicultural regimes developed more recently do not generally involve such low stocking rates but are, nevertheless, still based on the desire to maximise profitability.
On one side were conservationists such as Gifford Pinchot, the first chief of the Forestry Service, who believed that nature should be managed only so far as to maximise profitability into the future.
The developed workflow can be used for optimising performance of wind turbines by accounting for environmental conditions, the duration of the icing event, and performance after the icing event itself, thus constituting a valuable tool to maximise profitability of wind turbines in cold climates.
