Sentence examples for profitable economic from inspiring English sources

It appears to be the first time that the judiciary had confronted one of the great scandals of Pakistani public life: the military's profitable economic empire.

Polish officials freely acknowledged that they hoped that backing a friend in a time of need would translate into more profitable economic ties.

The fact is that however much alcohol abuse is painted as a failure of personal choice, it's mainly a consequence of aggressive selling in a highly profitable economic sector.

Wind farms are both a renewable energy production alternative and a profitable economic enterprise.

Yet, finding a sustainable and profitable economic model that incorporates both print and digital content is already a rising concern for newspaper and magazine publishers, who are experimenting with various models to promote their online editorial content (free, half-free, "freemium," coupled subscriptions).

Although the additional investment is arguably not profitable in economic terms, the increased investment is minimal in comparison with total investment in the building.

It has been argued that conserving nature and thereby retaining ecosystem functions is often vastly more profitable in economic terms than converting it, for instance, to forestry or agriculture [ 3].

What the experience of Japan teaches us, in other words, is that when companies are not profitable (in an economic sense), their stocks will not go up.

Hewlett-Packard has cut 6,000 jobs and faces its own competitive troubles, but its flagship printer business helped it remain profitable during the economic downturn.

Several factors ensured a profitable and productive economic system: less reliance on defense contracts; continued success in exports of high-technology equipment, minicomputers, and semiconductors; ongoing investments by venture capitalists; and the availability of a highly educated workforce.

After more than two years of canceling investments in new equipment and laying off workers, many companies are turning to the pay of remaining employees as they try to stay profitable during an economic slowdown.