Sentence examples for more profitable development from inspiring English sources
Similarly, Alexius tried to promote more profitable development of the estates of the church by granting them to the management of laymen as charistikia, or benefices.
Big oil companies are often uninterested in small fields, preferring to pursue larger and more profitable developments elsewhere.
Drug maker Merck & Co. said it plans to spin off Merck-Medco, the pharmacy-benefits management unit it acquired in 1993, in order to focus on its more profitable drug-development business.
It's not necessarily going to make a development more profitable, because there aren't any financial incentives or rebates from government to do so [there are currently no national water efficiency measures for commercial buildings], and the cost of potable water is still relatively inexpensive.
The growth in CAT is also making access to larger airports more difficult for the GA sector, and smaller aerodromes are vulnerable to closure and re-development for more profitable uses.
Difficulty with access to larger airports is compounded by a decline in the number of aerodromes generally, and existing sites are often threatened with closure and re-development for more profitable uses.
But apple orchards have disappeared from many former apple-growing regions, replaced by housing developments or by more profitable, glamorous crops, like wine grapes.
The development work is even more profitable, and the investment fund really provides us a bigger asset base.
But government officials worry that if Internet companies' efforts to become leaner and more profitable are handled incorrectly, the industry's development could be stunted.
Instead of taking the trademark Clark approach of massive development, the family found it more profitable to sell the 86th Street property in lots of two or three.
Seed royalties are not sufficient for private companies to carry out basic research and as a result the private sector's budget is directed to more profitable ventures such as applied research and the development of new cultivars.
