Sentence examples for profitably use from inspiring English sources

Many already own more than they can profitably use.

But many companies now find themselves with more equipment than they can profitably use.

Many companies still have more stores and factories than they can profitably use, and little need to add new workers.

Developers are considering other sites only if they can profitably use them for something other than condominiums, Mr. Knakal said.

Companies are reluctant to make new investments because they still have much more capacity to produce goods than they can profitably use.

After a binge of spending on new equipment and new workers in the late 1990's, many businesses still have more production capacity than they can profitably use.

France is already profitably using space by focusing on real commercial goals with much cheaper unmanned flight.

Fuzzy logic concepts and techniques have also been profitably used in linguistics, the behavioral sciences, the diagnosis of certain diseases, and even stock market analysis.

The strategy worked: the G.O.P., which had profitably used the presence of Communists in government to discredit the New Deal in the 1946 election, directed its fire at Wallace, rather than at Truman.

For sanity's sake, any time on a plane that is not spent preparing for meetings, or in a hotel room answering e-mails, might be more profitably used for escaping work altogether.

Management science, stock market analysis, information retrieval, linguistics, and behavioral sciences are just a few of the other domains where fuzzy logic concepts and techniques have been profitably used.