Sentence examples for more profitable under from inspiring English sources

Lloyds Banking Group has been ordered to help the 631-strong TSB branch network become more profitable under a series of measures set out by the Office of Fair Trading to make the offshoot a stronger high street competitor.

The results show that the MTO process is more profitable under the economic and technical scenario considered here.

Central to deriving optimal decisions is the principle of lost opportunity, whereby choosing one activity precludes engaging in an alternative activity which may be more profitable under a given currency and set of constraints.

Today, De Beers has about 40percentt of the diamond market — but it is far more profitable than under the old regime, when it controlled 80percentt of the market.

This prediction is supported by field studies of foraging in rodents, in which individuals select more profitable foods under environmental conditions – e.g. open habitat and moonlit nights – in which there is a greater risk from nocturnal predators [ 33- 36].

Previous governments shied away from the idea, partly because of strong union opposition, but efforts to make the business more profitable were already under way.

He has set his sights on Cracker Barrel, saying he believed it was badly managed and could be more profitable if brought under the umbrella of his holding company, Biglari Holdings.

During their five years in charge of Britain's last volume car manufacturer, they were to oversee a dramatic and complex reconfiguration of the businesses they bought for £10 from BMW. MG Rover was left as a loss-making car maker, while more profitable businesses were realigned under the umbrella of Phoenix Venture Holdings, the four's master company.

Water productivity and benefit cost ratio analysis show that vegetables and fruit production were more profitable than rice cultivation under irrigation with harvested rainwater.

But this strategy neglected to take into account the cannibalising of VW's more profitable models by cheaper vehicles produced under the Skoda and SEAT brands.

Numerical results show that the tiered service based on virtual networks can be more profitable than the non-tiered service under proper pricing and capacity partitioning.