Sentence examples for not more profitable from inspiring English sources
Phillip Lee says he is puzzled about why generation is not more profitable, when people cannot simply decide not to use gas and electricity.
"Is it not more profitable to see the sun rise than to listen to the Pastoral Symphony of Beethoven?" Elsewhere Monsieur Croche supports the cause of the musical explorer: "I am less interested in what I possess than in what I shall need tomorrow".
They argued that by freeing businesses to be mission-driven and pursue long-term goals rather than short-term profits, and by appealing to a new generation of idealistic consumers, B-corps could be as, if not more, profitable as traditional companies that maximize shareholder value.
"Rising Sun," which opens "Songs in the Night," is as elegant a pop song as any this year, and deserves a fate better, if not more profitable, than a placement on an ABC prime-time drama, which is where it may well end up.
By now you're probably getting a sense of what E la Carte is trying to do: it wants to make the restaurant experience more efficient, more user-friendly, and, believe it or not, more profitable for restaurants.
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.
Other analysts said it would be easier for them to reinvest the company's cash in shipbuilding since they would not have more profitable alternatives, as Northrop does.
We find that the latter are not only more profitable than the former, but also more robust to variations in lead times.
Penny Vomva, a young Athenian designer with stores on Mykonos and in Athens told me that, "By far, Mykonos is not only more profitable than Athens, but also a showcase that earns you a world reputation.
Thus, it is legitimate to question whether it might not be more profitable to invest in improvements in the efficiency of current schemes rather than in the implementation of genomic evaluation.
