Sentence examples for proved more profitable from inspiring English sources

Long-haul "premium leisure" flying to the Caribbean and Florida has proved more profitable, against intense competition from Virgin Atlantic.

But neither credit nor FDI went to the export sector in any meaningful amount; construction, real estate, and other non-tradable sectors proved more profitable.

Later still, tract housing and mini-malls proved more profitable, which is why you'll have a hard time finding orange groves in Orange County.

He says that wrestling alligators has proved more profitable than wrestling men, and he usually tours the country with three large alligators, all male for wrestling purposes, and 26 smaller ones, of both sexes for exhibit.

So far his tenure at Foot Locker has proved more profitable.

But the descent proved more profitable for the Spaniard as Voeckler lost crucial time running wide on the corner as he struggled to keep with the downhill pace.

The social and physical landscape of North Karelia was transformed thanks to a thorough understanding of the local picture and a broad consensus about values across different sectors and the civil society – people were put before profit, which would ultimately prove more profitable in the long run.

Retailing the meager leftovers of Impressionist and Modern art after 50 years of intensive exploitation of limited supplies is proving more profitable than anyone ever hoped for.

At that time, AT&T bet that long-distance service would prove more profitable than the more heavily regulated local phone market.

Munro, on the other hand, believes that if herb-growing proves more profitable than sheep farming, the farmers will eventually turn over all their land to herbs.

However, artistic director Nicholas Hytner has claimed that War Horse will prove more profitable for the National Theatre than it will for Steven Spielberg's studio.