Sentence examples for profitable whether from inspiring English sources

Whether the enterprise will be profitable, whether it will make celebrities of Broadway stars and whether it will help Broadway sell tickets is the wager.

Indeed, in the Fed's report, there was no data on whether merchant banking was profitable, whether banks were held liable for it or whether it was indeed risky.

Painting a picture of himself as a white knight who is giving a man "his right to work" is a bit rich but not as rich as Warren stands to be as a shareholder in BoxNation, the satellite boxing channel that will show a fight between two British boxers that Warren reckons is the "biggest this century" and is sure to be profitable whether it delivers or not.

But the (estimated) $5 million Ethan Hawke chiller is already hugely profitable whether it holds up against the Paramount horror franchise or not.

Before you go, write up a quick summary of how you expect your salon to be profitable — whether it's because you offer a unique service or because there aren't enough salons in your area.

When Ford executives released the Pinto, it would have been preferable had they asked, not whether the car would be profitable, but whether it's moral to knowingly sell a deadly product.

"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.

This study aims to answer whether the subsidies only ensure that green electricity plants are profitable or whether other market participant – as, for example, landowners – benefit from the subsidy in the form of windfall gains as well.

Every attempt Schreber makes to have a profitable conversation, whether with his wife, his adopted daughter or his warder Müller, is frustrated.

The nation is going to need to have a conversation about whether Romney made his money by acquiring failing businesses, streamlining them and making them profitable – or whether he bought troubled companies, saddled them with debt, sold their most valuable assets, used the money to give a big payoff to the investors, and then let them sink.

Whether fracking will lead to profitable sales, and whether the companies will survive, remains a long bet.