Sentence examples for remunerative land from inspiring English sources

As the tech sector emerges and expands across the UK, its will no doubt be tempting for councils to cash in on the success; using the hype created around tech clusters to catalyse nearby development sites into more financially remunerative land uses.

Dan Denham, her associate, who focusses on Colorado River water, mentioned how remunerative farming is for landowners in the Imperial Valley.

Under conditions of globalization, Italy's real comparative advantage may lie elsewhere than in agriculture, in some high-tech economic model that is remunerative but not particularly "Italian".... Traditional ways of working the land may be viable only if there are immigrants there to work it.

Nor are they terribly remunerative.

Export-led growth is less remunerative for the chancellor.

Japanning had been remunerative; books were a financial black hole.

"They're highly remunerative and also a lot of fun".

Luckily, his dental practice was active and remunerative.

"And I prefer the exciting to the remunerative".

This is the epicentre of the eponymous – and remunerative – scallop industry.

It is usually the most expensive (and potentially remunerative) genre in contemporary theatre.