Sentence examples for probably profitable from inspiring English sources

If anyone questioned the legitimacy of their allegiance to pop, the inclusion of Beats headphone product placement was a crafty, coy (and probably profitable) nod to mainstream music.

But it is a slow process.It would be nice (and probably profitable) to be able to do things the usual human way instead doing the equivalent of telling the network to recognise squirrels from their bushy tails.

It is a risky -- but probably very profitable -- investment.

The cement factory will probably be profitable: cement is in demand even in poorer households.

"It's probably more profitable now than drugs or weapons smuggling," she said, adding that moneymaking opportunities were ample for smugglers.

In 2015 Metro Bank, which claimed in 2010 to be the first high-street bank to launch in Britain in over a century, will probably turn profitable ahead of a planned stockmarket listing in 2016.

If it sells at 50p (half the price of the News of the World, and cheaper than Sunday red-top rivals) it would probably be profitable with a circulation of a million.

"I would say that the capital markets are probably more profitable and more robust at this moment, or at least going into the six-week opportunity, than they have perhaps ever been," Kevin Warsh, the Fed governor who watched Wall Street most closely, said at the meeting in September 2006.

Overall we think Tesco's strategy of transforming itself into a multichannel retailer is the right one, but the transition process away from being a hypermarket-led retailer will be painful and probably less profitable, both in the UK and internationally.

Instead, he plans to be "slightly unprofitable" until Q4 2012, when it will probably be profitable again, thanks in part to seasonal cycles.

What I'm doing is very different from creating an online class, and it is probably less profitable than going big by doing online programs.