Sentence examples for more profitable work from inspiring English sources

"I should have gotten into more profitable work," he joked in a phone interview.

To make money, you have to move up the economic food chain into higher-value, more profitable work and markets.

ACCORDING to a recent Gallup World Poll, 1.1 billion people, or one-quarter of the earth's adults, want to move temporarily to another country in the hope of finding more profitable work.

For many of the little guys, it may be enough to cause them to look for more profitable work elsewhere, says Thomas Allen of Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.The second regulatory change is even more likely to push mom and pop into another line of work.

It should be more profitable to work than not to work.

My view was that the then Big Five (now the Big Four) accounting firms were allowing their audit teams to be influenced by their desire to win more profitable consulting work.

Think Sweden and what comes to mind is probably not a youthful finance minister, with his long dark hair in a ponytail and a gold ring through his left ear, explaining that his ambition is to make it "more profitable to work" than to sit around on welfare.

If, as we argue, informal employment opportunities are foregone with higher education, we should observe a lower stock of educated workers in countries where it is more profitable to work in the underground economy.

In truth, however, most of the women earning money from webcams find stripping in the confines of their own homes more acceptable and possibly more profitable than working in clubs.

I've helped rice farmers become more profitable by working to solve the issue of rice shattering as it's being harvested.

The Sarkozy revolution in France, of still uncertain outcome, was essentially about the French realization that a country where it was often more profitable not to work than to work was a country with a problem.