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profitable
adjective as in advantageous; money-making
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Example Sentences
It also can be intentionally released if pressure in the system poses a safety risk or if capturing and transporting it to be sold is not profitable.
At other times, the response to re-releases can dictate to studio heads and theater executives what movies are going to be profitable and why.
The 500-year-old firm is making attempts to modernise, shifting its focus to more profitable parcel deliveries.
In regions like Spain and Portugal, a rising number of young people are relocating to cities in search of more profitable employment.
“That’s bad for business, too — if you plant the plantation and then 30 years later, before it gets to the size that it becomes profitable, it goes up in flames.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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