Sentence examples for profitable consequences from inspiring English sources

This, of course, is disastrous for the nation's scientific progress, since an experiment that lacks even the slightest profitable consequences is one unlikely to receive financing.

The empirical development suggests that there is scope for further extension of TAM to adapt to the Web acceptance and usage and its profitable consequences.

Regulations that are still largely on the drawing board will make investment banks easier to break up, less able to use cheap retail deposits to fund their trading business and to take risks and, as a consequence, less profitable (if safer).Another threat facing banks is the march of progress.

"The incentives are to cheat, and cheating is profitable because there are no consequences".

As he puts it, "the incentives are to cheat, and cheating is profitable because there are no consequences".

Critics say that the arrangement has allowed the agencies to become enormously profitable while shielding them from the consequences of bad calls.

At the same time an amortisation schedule sets a plan how many patients per quartile have to be diagnosed or treated, that the equipment turns out to be profitable.' (GP 5) A negative consequence of IHS was seen in the upcoming commercial role of the GP which might endanger the trustful doctor-patient relationship.

Islamophobia may be profitable, but it's having increasingly dangerous consequences for American Muslims.

Consequently, whatever courts, regulators, lawmakers, accountants and investors decide about the permissible uses of special-purpose entities could have far-reaching and unintended consequences for Wall Street's highly profitable structured-finance business.

China is now facing another wave of rabies outbreaks resulting from the combined consequences of rapid economic development, a profitable domestic pet industry, and continuing family planning, resulting in increased numbers of family pets.

"That will mean that banking in future will be less profitable; but that I think is an inevitable consequence of the crisis," he said.