Sentence examples for not only profitable from inspiring English sources

Says Mir about Clutter, they're "not only profitable on every individual customer, but we're producing a gross profit in every single city we operate in".

Poppy was not only profitable; it spread the money around.

Indeed, judging from the experience of others, investment in urban areas instead of upscale suburbs is not only profitable but a new fashion in enterprise for prominent athletes.

"The revenue was significant for us — these programs are not only profitable for us, they bring us closer to our advertising partners," Mr. Hamill said.

It takes time to determine whether an invasive process with the potential to destroy drinking water resources is not only profitable for industry and the large landowners it relies on but also safe.

By linking this rail route with proposed improvements at cargo handling facilities on Staten Island, and eventually other parts of the city, the Port Authority will make the North Shore Railroad not only profitable but also an engine for economic growth.

In contrast, a synergy effect between environmental sustainability and agricultural profitability can be observed for sugar beet since its cultivation is not only rarely profitable, e.g., in the SHK but also not environmentally sustainable.

This was not only more profitable, but it also linked readers to ads that were more relevant to them.

We find that the latter are not only more profitable than the former, but also more robust to variations in lead times.

The American business magnate, investor and inventor, who founded PayPal, advanced his plans for space exploration while his electric car company, Tesla Motors, not only became profitable but accelerated rollout of a network of "supercharger" stations in the US.

But some Iowans who study the environment suspect that changes in the land, both recently and over the past century or so, have made Iowa's terrain not only highly profitable but also highly vulnerable to flooding.