Sentence examples for more profitable because from inspiring English sources
Watching consumers use more Google products also makes Google's ads more profitable, because the company can personalize the pitches better.
Drugs for chronic conditions are far more profitable because they keep working and remain saleable unlike antibiotics.
A kick ahead might have been more profitable because Nakaitaci was all too easily dumped into touch.
Walgreen said prescription drug sales improved, and sales of other items like cosmetics and food were more profitable because of better prices and successful promotions.
Flights from an airline's hubs tend to be more profitable, because passengers can be flown in from far and wide, make connections and proceed to their ultimate destination.
The aforementioned survey might just as well reflect that the companies that hired females voluntarily were more profitable because they were more open-minded than the others.
The seed industry promotes modern hybrid, seedless "triploid" watermelon because it is more profitable, not because seedless watermelons are bigger, better or improved.
This compares with a 45% rise in the broader STOXX Europe 600 index, from which its components were selected.Green because good, not vice versaHowever, it could just as well be that green firms are more profitable not because they are green, but because they happen to be better run; and that their shares perform better because investors see greenness simply as a proxy for good management.
Another is resistance to laying off workers to reap the rewards of improved efficiency.Meanwhile, from Japan to Malaysia, governments are urging banks to merge not because that would make them better, safer and more profitable, but because it would allow them to "compete internationally" with the behemoths of American and European finance.
Webb said the closure of Britain's ageing oilfields would endanger more profitable ones because pipeline networks were often connected.
It is a more profitable strategy because producers earn more from expensive multiplex tickets in the cities than from the cheap tickets of small town single-screen theaters.
