Sentence examples for routinely profitable from inspiring English sources
By having a "near-death experience," Ghosn says, Nissan discovered excesses that more routinely profitable companies let pass.
Every year, prestigious banks such as Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan routinely fire their least profitable staff.
Young has routinely fled success, severed profitable musical partnerships, dumped finished records and withdrawn when it was precisely the moment to cash in.
Profitable companies routinely blackmail workers and townspeople.
At the turn of the twentieth century, mogul families routinely intermarried to spawn yet more powerful and profitable business empires.
It was the classic story stock never very profitable, even by its own numbers, but routinely, by general belief, on the cusp of one "revolution" or another, broadband or energy deregulation or the Internet.
"With little or no animal welfare laws to protect them in these countries, greyhounds are routinely injured, mistreated and finally killed when they are no longer profitable," the Greens senator Lee Rhiannon said.
The composer and critic Virgil Thomson routinely debunked what he called the "game of influences," which he considered "about as profitable a study as who caught cold from whom when they were standing in the same draft".
Skippers routinely chuck the first catch over the side to make room for the more profitable fish.The trawlermen also say they are forced to continue fishing in waters full of cod, after their cod quotas are exhausted, just to make ends meet.
Indeed, it may be more profitable to focus on ensuring that tools currently available for risk prediction are applied more broadly and routinely throughout clinical practice in order to address the gap between the promise of CVD prevention and its reality [ 39].
