Sentence examples for profitable to continue from inspiring English sources

It doesn't deal with the fact that in the short-term it's still profitable to continue to dig up fossil fuels.

Will it be possible, useful and profitable to continue to waste energy in the future as we have done in the past?

Crossair, whose operating costs are significantly lower than Swissair's, is expected to keep operating Swissair flights to the most profitable destinations, and to continue Swissair's recent strategy of concentrating on high-fare European passenger traffic rather than the mass market.

Investment banks decreed that it was no longer profitable for them to continue to feed the small fry they'd lured into their nets with baits of bonuses.

In a year-end memo this week, the Post's publisher reveals the company is profitable and planning to continue growing newsroom headcount in 2017.

"The internet will continue its march and sectors that were profitable previously are going to continue to struggle as the internet cannibalises different parts of the economy," he said.

Thus, there is a need to promote profitable yet safe practices to continue benefiting from sewage irrigation.

But Donizetti felt that he could not undertake this responsibility and preferred to continue his profitable operatic career.

"Yes and no," says Geer. "It's fair to say that there are other products with better margins [than payments] but still I would say that the current product has really taken us to a position where we can decide whether we would want to be profitable or whether we want to continue growing, obviously with a loss.

That the trading of physical commodities is outside the purview of Dodd-Frank/Volcker -- a totally ludicrous and ridiculous interpretation hatched up by the mega-banks and their lobbyists to permit them to continue the profitable wave of proprietary trading in physical commodities at our expense and cost.

Kalin projects revenues this year to be between $30 million and $50 million and expects the company to continue to be profitable.