Sentence examples for necessarily profitable from inspiring English sources

Writing another book would be satisfying, but not necessarily profitable.

Blogs are marvelously efficient at making music known, if not necessarily profitable to musicians; they're likely to provide free MP3s promoting the bands they tout.

Florence has sought to tackle the problem by increasing the taxes on tour bus operators in the hope that this could slow the development of mass tourism, which is not necessarily profitable for the city.

Diversification is clearly occurring widely across Maasailand but is not necessarily profitable.

Those companies weren’t necessarily profitable but turned out to be great contributors to their acquirers’ business.

And though the Spencers are among the most highly regarded farmers at local markets, growing small quantities of great tasting produce isn't necessarily profitable.

For companies that engaged in the practice, it was not necessarily a profitable business.

Its authors argued that Bimbo had become significantly bigger in the last three years, but not necessarily more profitable.

Several European studies have suggested that firms are more productive if lots of their workers have vocational degrees though not necessarily more profitable.

One reason is that service jobs in Orlando's hotels, theme parks and tourist shops may be plentiful, but for most of the last decade have not necessarily been profitable, according to Commerce Department figures and local experts on economic development.

But… This is not an easy space to crack and not necessarily hugely profitable, at least given the size of the UK market.