Sentence examples for more profitable and effective from inspiring English sources

A report by management consultants McKinsey earlier this year found that companies with three or more women in top positions were more profitable and effective.

"There's no question that we are following in the heels of some other successful movements, like the marriage equality movement that first went to D.C. and found that it was much more profitable and effective to pivot to the states," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown, in an interview with HuffPost.

As law became more effective, it also became more profitable, and the policy of levying heavy fines as punishment upon those who dared break the king's peace proved to be a useful whip over the mighty magnate and a welcome addition to the king's exchequer.

Oil is more profitable and traded more globally than gas.

But companies that are more diverse are more profitable and successful.

As a result, S. & P. and Moody's grew bigger, more profitable, and more powerful.

Is one model more profitable and less prone to failure?

So much of what we value in technology is its promise to upgrade the hardware of our lives, to make us more useful to ourselves — more productive, more profitable, more effective.

It sits in the "Productivity" folder on my iPhone's home screen, along with my calendar and a to-do list app called Remember the Milk, but it would be as appropriately housed in a folder called "Existential Terror". So much of what we value in technology is its promise to upgrade the hardware of our lives, to make us more useful to ourselves more productive, more profitable, more effective.

It has indeed been argued that, despite even the risks involved in managing innovation ecosystems themselves, ecosystems will lead to more effective implementation and more profitable innovation and that innovation ecosystems allow firms to create value that no single firm could have created alone [11].

Volvo retains its generally more profitable truck and bus business.