Sentence examples for more profitable over from inspiring English sources

The lesson from elsewhere is that community ownership not only works but is more profitable over time than calling in the lumberjacks.

The real reason agriculture became more profitable over the years, Mr. Pickering said, is that the Pilgrims were getting better at farming crops like corn that had been unknown to them in England.

In essence, a private company, or more likely, a consortium, would be trying to make the state's lottery system more profitable over the next several decades by taking over management from state bureaucrats.

The appeal of the service is not only the ability to ease congestion and bypass ground traffic, but also to eventually achieve cost efficiencies that could make VTOL taxis more profitable over the long-term.

But history says that "you have to question whether these asset classes are going to be among the more profitable ones over next 12 to 24 months," Mr. Stack said.

The Benetton family has been diversifying into more profitable businesses over the last five years as the fortunes of its signature business, the Benetton apparel chain, have deteriorated.

But whereas the competition invariably cuts 'best buy' rates to more profitable levels over time, Investec doesn't have this option because of the way its rate is calculated".

Among the company's more profitable advertisers over the years have been payday lenders, those outfits that make short-term loans — often for a period of just two weeks — at exceedingly high interest rates, usually to people so desperate for quick cash that they agree to scurrilous terms and so poor that they are unable to pay back the loan when it comes due.

Indeed, the VCR, which the movie industry tried to banish, has actually made Hollywood a more profitable industry over the years.

He argues that this was the motivation behind Ozon's purchase of Sapato, Russia's Zappos, in February 2012: to be able to distribute more profitable products over Ozon's own logistics infrastructure.

It's quite possible that the stock market in a slower-growing economy like Japan's will be more profitable for investors over the next year, according to a recent analysis by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.