Sentence examples for sometimes profitable from inspiring English sources

Twitter has told staff that it is sometimes profitable but it is likely that the company is still loss-making most of the time.

They seem not have realised that, unless dance, music and art are encouraged in primary schools, not only will there be no audiences in the future, but the talent to develop and execute the new and sometimes profitable arts will not be there either.

All told, the Oakland, Calif.-based Pandora is sometimes profitable, has hundreds of millions of cash in the bank, and sports a growing user base.

The main result is that division is sometimes profitable for the contest designer, in the sense that division brings about increases in lower ability agents' (and occasionally higher ability agents') efforts in exchange for decreases in other agents' efforts.

By moving to the savanna, hominids faced dispersed but sometimes profitable food sources [45] that corresponded to an aggregative distribution of resources.

Median Salary + Expected Bonus depending on Company Profitability (min 10 respondents in each) Not Profitable £40,000 Profitable £75,000 Sometimes Profitable £59,375.

That meant they sometimes missed profitable opportunities.In Europe some family firms go to the opposite extreme and ban family members from working for the firm.

As lightly regulated, sometimes wildly profitable pools of investments, hedge funds have been distinguished in the popular mind by two qualities: secretive and lucrative.

"Because they run on smaller production and editorial budgets, tabloids are sometimes more profitable ventures than broadsheets," said the German research group Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, in the Philippines chapter of its report Asian Media Barometer 2011.

The other is an attractive teenager who is the center of a franchise-in-the-making that is capitalizing on the untested star-making muscle of the Internet, an electronic emporium where facts and fantasies are often indistinguishable and sometimes very profitable.

One thing's for sure, the UK has consistently spawned generations of creative artists in all fields (and scientists) and they exit to the gift shop known as the US of A. Film is a strange beast, unique in that it is both "art" and "popular", and sometimes very profitable.