Sentence examples for rather profitable from inspiring English sources

One of the fastest movers is Advocate Health Care, a hospital operator from Illinois, which says it now earns two-thirds of its revenues from value-based payments.The largest chains of for-profit hospitals, such as Tenet Healthcare, HCA and Community Health Systems, are rather profitable.

It is rather profitable, but at the moment, it has only a 10.5% net profit margin.

Nowadays, however, they are rather profitable.

It's also known as "lean finely textured beef," and it's produced by a single, rather profitable, company in the United States: Beef Products Inc.

That position, presumably, is now looking rather profitable.For Thailand to blame Mr Soros for its plight is rather like condemning an undertaker for burying a suicide.

As commodity businesses go, this one looks rather profitable.

Franz Lehar, operetta's leading composer since his 1905 smash, "The Merry Widow," wrote that operetta should better itself to "improve the public taste" and produce works of significant art rather than profitable fluff.

However, considering heavy costs imposed by the presence of condensates (associated costs of separating) in the course of injection-withdrawal cycles, condensate production is more likely to be costly rather than profitable.

Second, informal payments compromise the efficiency of health care provision by directing resources to services that are more profitable, rather than to those most effective [ 17], and to patients who are more profitable, rather than to those most in need [ 18].

That means they concentrate on chronic diseases, rather than less profitable infectious ones.

By concentrating on what will be profitable rather than on volume, Scandinavia's paper makers might even improve their long-term performance enough to lure back investors.