Sentence examples for profitable shift from inspiring English sources

Another profitable shift is that the novel's protagonist is a man -- which, for one thing, keeps in check Harrison's tendency to make all roads lead to female dysfunction and subjugation.

The most highly skilled waiters work the more profitable evening shift.

Many manufacturers have found it profitable to shift jobs from higher-wage developed economies to low-wage emerging nations for a host of complex reasons, including improved technology and communication and those lower wages.

It's when the servers take their smoke breaks, availing themselves of pick-me-ups before what they hope will be a profitable dinner shift and leaving veritable Everests of un-bussed, half-eaten food plates to fester under the fluorescent lights.

So transporting gloopy oil is far more profitable than shifting lighter-than-air gas.And the oil business is looking peachy.

It has remained "very, very profitable" by shifting its merchandise toward apparel and electronics, including iPods, he said, adding that those two categories accounted for about 25percentt of sales during the holiday shopping season.

Meanwhile, the company says that it's "cash-flow positive" (read: profitable), having shifted $26 million worth of tickets through its platform since launching in 2010, issuing more than 1.5 million tickets and managing over 31,000 events in over 10 Spanish speaking countries.

Companies will no longer be able to shift profitable intellectual property that has been mostly developed in Europe to a low-tax jurisdiction to avoid paying tax.

They are profitable because they shift the burden of accountability and operational expenses from them to the people using and providing the services.

The old film business remained profitable, but shrank: shifting from consumers to professionals to diehards.

We began as a cotton bag manufacturer but after some time we realised that they are not profitable, so we shifted our focus to jute products.