Sentence examples for more profitable uses from inspiring English sources

In addition, globalization, by letting capital move much more freely than before, allowed entrepreneurs to find more profitable uses for their capital and to keep profit rate up, shifting the distribution in favor of capital and the well-to-do.

A small market exists for their meat, but elk have two more profitable uses.

The rest left, or were evicted by the Giuliani administration, which wants to redevelop the building for more profitable uses.

"Landowners in more densely populated centers will inevitably find more profitable uses for their land," said Peter Sharratt, at the consulting firm WSP Environment & Energy.

Instead of converting a factory building they bought there to more profitable uses, the developers have made it available to local artists displaced by other factory conversions.

In 1978, the Court ruled that the commission had acted appropriately, thus upholding the right of a city to save its most valued buildings, even if they are privately owned and their land could be put to more profitable uses.

Again, the proceeds can be put to more profitable use in the companies' operating businesses.

While retaining control of I.D., he started brainstorming about how to put the channel space to more profitable use.

They will then presumably be able to make more profitable use of the money that had been tied up in these long-term investments.

He found that when people are paid more to work, they tend to work longer hours, because working becomes a more profitable use of time.

"Shifting more revenue from AOL merchandise to advertising is a much more profitable use of our inventory," said Robert W. Pittman, the company's president.