Sentence examples for remarkably profitable from inspiring English sources

The drugs industry is remarkably profitable.

The first is that its retail banks have emerged remarkably profitable from the financial crisis.

However, they appear to grant the Queensway syndicate remarkably profitable terms.

Because the funeral business is so remarkably profitable, there hasn't been much incentive to change it.

Just about every food has a story behind it at this small but remarkably profitable chain, known for luminous, loving displays of succulent and savory foodstuffs and prices so obscenely high they prompt gasps of disbelief.

Of the directors under long-term contract to RKO in the 1940s, the best known was Edward Dmytryk, who first came to notice with the remarkably profitable Hitler's Children (1943).

"No one is saying the Chinese government went after the Falun Gong specifically for their organs," Mr. Carney writes, "but it seems to have been a remarkably convenient and profitable way to dispose of them.

For wine tourists accustomed to seeing last year's production aging in barrels and the previous year's settling in bottles, it's a remarkably swift process, and profitable as well.

Yello's strategy, besides being profitable, is also remarkably important for the growth of the local startup ecosystem.

That is not enough to provoke a stampede in a country where retail investors are remarkably insensitive to price (as their profitable high-street banks can testify).

The business model underlying the company's remarkably lucrative inkjet printer business -- low-cost printers and profitable ink -- is something the company stumbled upon by accident.