Sentence examples for profitable as well from inspiring English sources

It turned out that Solyndra was the exception — most of the loan recipients have been profitable as well as useful.

First, is Mr Immelt right to believe that greenery can be handsomely profitable, as well as socially responsible?

It turned out that Solyndra was the exception most of the loan recipients have been profitable as well as useful.

For wine tourists accustomed to seeing last year's production aging in barrels and the previous year's settling in bottles, it's a remarkably swift process, and profitable as well.

No one is suggesting that British producers knock out a series of rosily glowing nostalgia films, sponsored by Werther's Original, but grownup films that are pitched at grownup people... well, that would be welcome, and potentially profitable as well.

Internet venture experts say that despite the proliferation of medical information sites in recent years, the idea behind the Kyle Foundation remains not only viable, but potentially profitable as well.

By ceding the key ministries that oversee the profitable mines as well as the security forces and courts, the MDC in effect gave Mr Mugabe's party the power and cash that ensured its election.

The truth is that if manufacturers took girls' varied interests seriously from the get-go, they'd not only be doing the right thing – but the profitable thing, as well.

Strip away the financial montages, and they are in essence buying firms from themselves, with hefty transaction costs, including a 20% cut of the profit (if any) to the managers of the divesting fund.Buy-out executives point to a host of profitable secondaries, as well as to studies that show that such deals are no less lucrative than other takeovers.

Although there is little new money to help the farmers directly, this comes on top of the £1.6 billion set aside to help farmers diversify into other more profitable activities, as well as into what is now called "countryside stewardship .The rural white paper will encourage employment in the countryside.

The role that C&S had set for itself -- setting the floor for the auction and acquiring the chain if no bids topped its offer -- is a common arrangement, according to some bankruptcy experts, and was considered necessary in this case because Grand Union had some very profitable stores as well as a number of undersized, unattractive and unprofitable stores that were not likely to be bought.