Sentence examples for unusually profitable from inspiring English sources

But with less political meddling it could be profitably unusual perhaps even unusually profitable.

The British market is unusually profitable.

Relative to the size of the economy, the country's banks are unusually large and unusually profitable.

Analysts said the unit had sales of 500 million euros in 2001 and was unusually profitable as chemical businesses go.

But that caution allowed the company to be unusually profitable in a business noted for its volatility.

Even Manchester United, which by football-club standards is unusually profitable, has seen its market capitalisation fall from £1 billion in 2000 to around £310m today.

In a market that changes by the day, Thomson's revenue is unusually predictable and profitable.

Further cuts, says Ms Miller, could lead to closures of galleries or theatres, which would be counterproductive, not least economically.She rightly points out that the arts are unusually excellent, popular and profitable in Britain.

But GEICO was no ordinary insurer: Because of the company's low costs, its policyholders were consistently profitable and unusually loyal.

But the 11th-hour decision to cast Mr. Grant as the lead in "Four Weddings," a low-budget romantic confection that became one of Britain's most successful films ever, was the start of an unusually felicitous, not to mention profitable, collaboration that has continued through "Notting Hill," "Bridget Jones's Diary" and now, imminently, "Love Actually".

The recommendations represent an unusually frank acknowledgment by physicians that many profitable tests and procedures are performed unnecessarily and may harm patients.