Sentence examples for possible profitable from inspiring English sources

The reactor is also able to use plutonium of exceptionally low purity, making possible profitable reuse of spent fuel from conventional reactors.

Our tool was specifically designed to help managers analyze and evaluate possible profitable results within a reasonable time frame.

I think it would still be possible and possibly profitable for both of them.

"I think it would still be possible and possibly profitable for both of them," said McEnroe, who won seven Grand Slams in his career.

It is possible that profitable stands could be harvested on a priority basis, as profitable stands typically have shorter rotation optimal periods than less profitable stands.

It shows that clean electricity is both possible and profitable".

Technology has now made it possible and profitable to farm beyond the line – soil can be chemically altered, crops encouraged, and machines bring in harvests quickly.

While more work needs to be done to examine the impact of different chemicals on various reef organisms, we've proven that working collaboratively to solve shared problems is not only possible, but profitable.

Weak taxation and deregulation make it possible and profitable for multinationals to exploit farmland in the developing world in ways that undercut and marginalise local small-scale farmers, degrade the environment they rely on, and exacerbate hunger.

But the employees subjected to the tracking, data-gathering and zero-hours coercion the internet of things makes possible and profitable will not be the well-educated geeks who can jump to the next start-up when they tire of the free coffee (and realise they need a new chip implanted for the new photocopier).

The first part of the story is well known: the invention of the cotton gin in the 1790s and the concomitant rise of industrial capacity in Britain and the urban North made possible the profitable cultivation of cotton in a vast region of the lower South, one that stretched from South Carolina to Louisiana, which came to be called the "Cotton Kingdom".