Sentence examples for more lucrative path from inspiring English sources

This was also a more lucrative path for Gracenote.

GOLDEN BOY Lincoln Center Theatre presents this rare revival of Clifford Odets's 1937 play, in which an acclaimed young violinist must choose between the more lucrative path of prizefighting and his passion for music.

Lincoln Center Theatre presents this rare revival of Clifford Odets's 1937 play, in which an acclaimed young violinist must choose between the more lucrative path of prizefighting and his passion for music.

The agreement forged last year was intended to pave a smoother, and more lucrative, path for American studios to release movies there, but Hollywood has continued to encounter problems that include censorship, piracy, release dates and the current anxiety over payments.

Fortunately, China's opening and liberalization have taken a more lucrative path for the country and its citizens, no doubt learning from the failures of the USSR.

And we need to rethink the cost of a medical education, and do more to reward medical students who choose a career as a primary care physicians and who choose to work in underserved areas instead of a more lucrative path.

Now, with so many who chose the more lucrative paths unemployed, Ms. Adamski and others say there is less pressure to spend, spend, spend.

And at an intermediate level there are exploration/exploitation tradeoffs, whereby we may temporarily forego a valuable action in order to learn about more uncertain but potentially more lucrative paths.

Unsurprisingly, an increasing number are coming to the conclusion that an apprenticeship might offer a more lucrative career path than a university degree.

As a child, I was incredibly STEM-focused, eventually going on to earn both Bachelor's and Master's degrees (B.S. in cellular and molecular biology, M.S. in biochemistry); however, I dropped out of my PhD program in order to pursue a more lucrative career path -- namely, Internet marketing.

Boxing's instability, putting it kindly, has surely contributed to its current low-lying status as Don King's dysfunctional family, but far more influential have been other less risky and more lucrative sporting paths from poverty to public acclaim.