Sentence examples for particularly remunerative from inspiring English sources

She persuaded her entertainment-lawyer friends to help Caligiuri and the team renegotiate their contracts — which were restrictive without being particularly remunerative — with the U.S. Soccer Federation.

At Churchill Downs on 7 May, Nyquist became the third consecutive favorite to win the Kentucky Derby; the top four finishers crossed the wire in order of their odds, a formful finish if one that proved not particularly remunerative for bettors.

Under conditions of globalization, Italy's real comparative advantage may lie elsewhere than in agriculture, in some high-tech economic model that is remunerative but not particularly "Italian".... Traditional ways of working the land may be viable only if there are immigrants there to work it.

And that is the hidden harm: unnecessary care often crowds out necessary care, particularly when the necessary care is less remunerative.

The latest results of technology and research are increasingly used in agriculture, especially in intensive cultures that ensure remunerative returns.

The coming of the railroads, especially after 1850, made travel easier and practice more remunerative.

Nor are they terribly remunerative.

Export-led growth is less remunerative for the chancellor.

Japanning had been remunerative; books were a financial black hole.

"They're highly remunerative and also a lot of fun".

Luckily, his dental practice was active and remunerative.