Sentence examples for more profitable against from inspiring English sources
Long-haul "premium leisure" flying to the Caribbean and Florida has proved more profitable, against intense competition from Virgin Atlantic.
But this risks a backlash: rejected shoppers are likely to rush to the newspapers or social media to complain and their gripes may turn other, more profitable customers against the firm.It may help for online sellers to be clear about what they would regard as abuse of their returns policy rather like the "fair use" rules of broadband and mobile-internet providers.
With the exception of scoreboards for large universities, such projects are rarely subject to open bidding and thus tend to be more profitable, offering a 40% gross margin, against a typical 30% for pro-team jobs.
Lithia's approach: Sell three used cars for every two new ones, because used car margins are higher and therefore more profitable; confine new vehicles to 40% of total revenues, against nearly 60% at an average dealer; push the share from financing, insurance, service and parts (also more profitable than new cars) to 15%, compared with 12% in the industry as a whole.
More is pointing obliquely at the evil of enclosures by which peasants are driven from the land to make way for the more profitable returns of sheep farming, a clear instance of vested interests acting against the common good.
As they become more profitable and valuable, the problem of corporate control becomes worse, pitting large owners against minority shareholders in bitter property fights.
Clearly, tax-loss selling can make investing more profitable, but you should time trades so that market pressures work for you, not against you.
Which is more profitable?
●Are more profitable for farmers.
Puritycult of culling made vastly more profitable.
