Sentence examples for more profitable or from inspiring English sources

Professional football has never been more profitable or more popular, bringing in annual revenues of over nine billion dollars.

They are bigger than television, grander than video games, more important than viral Internet videos — even if those things can often be more interesting, more profitable or more fun.

There are private-sector buyers interested in the more profitable or least loss-making parts of Tata Steel's UK estate, but not the searing heart of Port Talbot's heavier end.

Groupon's growth is indeed decelerating, cutting back on marketing and sales expenses to become more profitable (or to dress up its financials for the IPO).

"When we think of technology enhancing experiences, we often think of how it can speed things up, or make things more profitable or convenient," says Peter Firth of the Future Laboratory.

Cost savings for them in that business is crucial," says Jones. "And NTE could make it more profitable or at least less costly to give customers this value-added service".

We found some evidence that POHs treat healthier patients than non-POHs but little evidence that these hospitals select more profitable patients or avoid poorer patients or those from ethnic and racial minority groups.

Prolonged low prices had prompted many farmers to turn to more profitable crops or join the job-seeking exodus from countryside to city.

The Zedillo government is also starting up projects to help small farmers change their traditional crops for more profitable ones or use their land for something else.

Yet rather than desert Europe completely for its more profitable American or Asian markets, the firm kept its workforce and waited for recovery.

Now that the obligation to provide a clear percentage of affordable housing has been removed, traded instead for a civilised chivvy, developers are able to concentrate on more profitable residential or commercial schemes, where the return on investment can justify costs.