Sentence examples for more profitable organization from inspiring English sources

The debate about getting more women on boards has often centered around the recent excellent research by Catalyst, EY and other organizations, that more women creates a better, more profitable organization.

That has the effect sometimes of making it more profitable for the organization to rent out its spaces than to present concerts there itself.

As these players engage in a fight to the bottom in an escalating pricing war, a company like Rackspace whose main focus is infrastructure services finds it increasingly difficult to compete, especially when these other companies can cover their losses with more profitable parts of their organizations.

In E. coli, acetate production tends to be more profitable than in the other two organisms.

I explained who I was, gave an overview of the issues I saw, and explained that we were going to build an organization that would allow the company to grow and be more profitable.

Yet, for many union members, the U.F.W. was simply a labor organization, and its viability rested on the promise of fairer, more profitable labor arrangements — a goal of retaining benefits, not sustaining heroism.

Research and data prove that organizations that have qualified women in their C-Suite are more profitable.

In today's global economy, an organization's leadership MUST mirror the face of the consumer in order to be more profitable -- and in order to survive.

Puritycult of culling made vastly more profitable.

It is also safer and more profitable.

It's also more profitable for shareholders.