Sentence examples for might prove profitable from inspiring English sources

It was incorporated in England on May 2, 1670, to seek a northwest passage to the Pacific, to occupy the lands adjacent to Hudson Bay, and to carry on any commerce with those lands that might prove profitable.

But when it comes to trolling for revenue Goldman will bait its hooks for anything that might prove profitable, and back in 2007 the Wall Street giant had its eye on a relatively small Houston based company by the name of Litton Loan Servicing run by a father and son team, Larry Litton Sr. and Larry Blake Litton JrJr.

(Of course, losing its riskiest customers to other companies might also prove profitable for Progressive).

On the other hand, honey is a valuable commodity, so apiculture might prove a profitable sideline for farmers.

Some outside investors are fearful that their ventures might prove less profitable under a Jokowi's government.

The holdings could prove profitable.

The holdings, too, could prove profitable.

Perhaps only blocks with heavy traffic will prove profitable.

Almost any marketable metal extracted from wastewater could prove profitable.

Auctioning off new medallions could prove profitable for an administration desperate for additional revenue sources.

"Involvement in this group prediction process should prove engaging and may prove profitable," the Web site said.