Sentence examples for theoretically profitable from inspiring English sources
The sizable bid-offer spreads of such stocks can transform a theoretically profitable strategy into a loser.
At today's prices (September, 2013), and with updated constraints to reflect the introduction of secondary markets, R&C's model is no longer theoretically profitable.
The problem is created by the fact that it's now theoretically more profitable for Mexican farmers to grow avocados than most other crops.
It is another step in the Fairfield, Connecticut, company's efforts to focus on less glamorous – but theoretically more profitable – ventures such as manufacturing medical imaging equipment, aeroplane engines and electrical generators.
G.M., which has emerged from bankruptcy and become profitable, could "theoretically" make up the rest, Mr. Reilly said.
Theoretically, a movie can be profitable before shooting starts.
It's an elegant model: convenient for consumers, profitable for technology companies, and – theoretically, at least – fair to creators.
"Management doesn't pay all of the FCF out in dividends (current dividend yield is 2.9%), but as long as they pursue profitable growth with the retained cash, we should theoretically receive a minimum return on investment of 9% annually".
Theoretically, when the demand for a commodity is great, prices rise, making it profitable for producers to increase the supply; as supply approximates demand, prices tend to fall until producers divert productive resources to other uses (see supply and demand).
