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profitable
adjective as in advantageous; money-making
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Example Sentences
Ken Belson’s “Every Day Is Sunday” documents how the NFL became an “immensely profitable American religion, complete with acolytes, pomp, and tax breaks.”
As with most bubbles — for example, railroads, radio, airplanes and the internet — the AI bubble began with an innovation that promised to be wildly profitable.
And most reporters and organizations — eager to keep their access and their jobs, and to remain profitable — smile and eat a big ol’ feces sandwich.
“Our efforts to scale operations and increase production capacity while ensuring timely customer deliveries will support Saab’s future profitable growth,” Johansson said.
And, they allege, Chen Zhi's wealth came from the most profitable business in Asia today, online fraud, and the human trafficking and money laundering that go with it.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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