Sentence examples for remunerative to from inspiring English sources

While not remunerative to producer of "The Cocoanuts "No, No Nanette" and "Tip Toes" carries glory.

And, to be crass, such a film would be neither entertaining to audiences nor remunerative to its backers.

At what point does it become more remunerative to devote one's efforts to avoiding taxes rather than creating value through productive work?

Taiwan has learned that it is more remunerative to patent ideas than to steal them.

Access to credit facilities could enable them to invest in irrigation practices, thereby sustaining their grass seed production during drought periods, but it remains unclear whether this could be sufficiently remunerative to be beneficial.

The shutdown of the furnaces was to be temporary, but both facilities were no longer remunerative to operate, and no buyer willing to operate them could be found.

Hitherto unused sources of natural power must be developed as quickly as possible to meet the needs of production and to assure remunerative employment to a fast-growing population.

The need to accumulate such assets acted as barriers that prevented younger persons from pursuing pastoral and agro-pastoral activities.Off-farm opportunities pursued by Turkana and Mandera pastoralists seemed to be less remunerative compared to pastoralism and agro-pastoralism, an indication that households undertook off-farm activities as a coping strategy.

They have also pointed to Burr's deep and remunerative ties to industries, his extensive fundraising from interest groups and his opposition not just to the STOCK Act, but to most other efforts to reform government.

Enough are paying to make this a remunerative (though still unprofitable) endeavor.

The treaty called for meetings between the involved parties to work out the exact territorial and remunerative details, to be convened at Rastatt.