Sentence examples for still remunerative from inspiring English sources

For him the secret is turning a blog into a business, and although advertising rates have fallen by three-quarters he says he can sell adverts at a still remunerative cost of £5 per thousand viewers.

That notwithstanding, the wedge between farmgate and market centre prices is usually large enough to cover transaction costs such that market centre is still remunerative than farmgate.

And it is good to know there is still a remunerative home for an Ian Fleming story that begins, "The stingray was about six feet from wing tip to wing tip and perhaps 10 feet long from the blunt wedge of its nose to the end of its deadly tail," or a David Mamet rant that vents, in support of both the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Rifle Association: "Well, then.

"Although premiums were very high, they were still far from remunerative," he wrote.

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

The result of such assaults has been the opposite of Dean's critics' intentions, however — a highly remunerative jujitsu.

"I think the remunerative bit of this has yet to be figured out," he continued.

Even after finding more remunerative work in the film industry, he never stopped taking still photographs: he developed an enthusiasm for portraits of children and animals, creating a humane – and humanist – body of work in this area alone.

Trained pharmacists prefer the former as it is more remunerative, also community pharmacy is not yet considered a profession in its own right.

Nor are they terribly remunerative.

Export-led growth is less remunerative for the chancellor.