Sentence examples for remunerative for from inspiring English sources

Export-led growth is less remunerative for the chancellor.

Although the reign of the singer-songwriters ended with the twin upsurge of punk and disco in the late 1970s, the genre has remained relatively stable, and the market for personal, idiosyncratic, overwhelmingly female voices with lofty, often unrealized, artistic goals has proved extremely remunerative for a select few.

At Churchill Downs on 7 May, Nyquist became the third consecutive favorite to win the Kentucky Derby; the top four finishers crossed the wire in order of their odds, a formful finish if one that proved not particularly remunerative for bettors.

Preliminary cost estimates revealed that installation of SMAD would be remunerative for the farmer in terms of biogas and bio-manure.

Business may be even more remunerative for other two reasons: culinary specialities and traditional medicine drugs prepared from exotic animals.

Reparations for Housing-Wealth Usurpation doesn't quite have the same ring as Reparations for Slavery, but it might make a more compelling case for future generations of black radicals seeking remunerative justice for the sins of the past.

The orchestra played for other managements, and managed to survive, although the hitherto remunerative work for regional choral societies dwindled to almost nothing.

In 1998 he was awarded Spain's Cervantes Prize, the most prestigious and remunerative award for Spanish-language writers.

Several studies have documented the wide-ranging benefits of school meals in India, from higher school attendance and better child nutrition to remunerative employment for rural women and the erosion of caste barriers.

Farmers stand to benefit from the significant reduction in post-harvest losses, expected to result from the strengthening of the back-end infrastructure and enable the farmers to obtain a remunerative price for their produce.

Ernst & Young said in a Sept. 14 report that India's changes will "improve the supply chain infrastructure, regulate food inflation, secure remunerative prices for farmers and generate employment opportunities".