Sentence examples for most profitably from inspiring English sources

Springtime, however, is when energetic visitors might most profitably indulge in walking pleasures.

In the meantime, he schooled himself in gouache, oil, and, most profitably, collage.

But there is no shortage of land – only of land builders can most profitably develop, and that is rural land.

Private military and security corporations, which make fortunes, function most profitably when they can do what they want.

N. GREGORY MANKIW, professor and chairman of economics department, Harvard 4. Economics is best defined as the study of: a. how to run a business most profitably.

"The Journals of Spalding Gray" will be most profitably read, I think, by struggling young artists; the entries offer a portrait of a theatrical coming of age.

6.43am GMT Responding to John Kay's indictment of banking, Antony Jenkins argues that a genuinely good business is a profitably one (apparently the most profitable Barclays branches are the ones with the most customer engagement).

In other words, how can our brains be most excessively, and profitably, stimulated?

Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst who tracks online retailing for Forrester Research, smells a bubble: "Zulily has a better shot than most at growing profitably, but this can't be near a billion-dollar business.

If you are like most, you can profitably work on each of the above 10 critical job-search "skills," to improve, confidently move forward in your job search, and get hired in a great job.

America has hundreds of car-parts makers, most of which are profitably supplying the plants of foreign carmakers such as Toyota and Honda, which this week announced that it will build a new plant in Indiana, to open in 2008.