profitable
rentable
definition
adjective
Merchants and financiers soon realized that investing in science could be a profitable business.
(of a business or activity) yielding profit or financial gain.
he'd had a profitable day
beneficial; useful.
translation of 'profitable'
adjective
lucrativo,
redituable,
provechoso,
rentable,
beneficioso,
útil
example
This paper prompted useful discussion, though the main discussion session was less 'profitable' .
Handsome buildings, 'profitable' businesses and community focal points are being lost.
The city's latest ranking as the top dog number one place in Britain to do 'profitable' business testifies to that.
They expect to run the museum as a 'profitable' business, at least in the summer.
It is important, if it is to persist, that blogging should be a moderately 'profitable' activity.
None of these books or reports suggest to me that publishing is a highly 'profitable' business.
it's a 'profitable' business
Farming is still 'profitable' in spite of a sharp increase in the prices of agricultural inputs.
Another fact is that currency exchange is a 'profitable' business because there is demand.
The enormous rise in premiums has made an unprofitable business 'profitable' again.
This is so they can continually reinvest money into more 'profitable' projects.
There is always pressure to obtain business, but sales have to be 'profitable' to achieve business success.
It has approached the game as a conduit for ideas, not merely the basis of a 'profitable' industry.
We follow him as he tries to turn this dream into reality, and turn the farm into a 'profitable' business.
Who is there to run this vastly 'profitable' business that has had every rule rewritten to serve its interests?
Jobs, business, investment, services and tourism all follow from 'profitable' farming.
Intel has been doing this kind of thing for years, and in the past has built quite a 'profitable' business out of it.
It was a familiar setting and they were both looking forward to renewing a 'profitable' business partnership.
This has become a 'profitable' business for a few, and an effortless one for that.
Merchants and financiers soon realized that investing in science could be a 'profitable' business.
Noor said that she was merely taking advantage of a potentially 'profitable' situation.
He added that the government had already allowed private firms to cherry-pick 'profitable' work.
Cultural solutions are more valuable and 'profitable' than technological solutions.
It's just not enough to ensure that a business is as 'profitable' as possible for its shareholders.
that experience will be 'profitable'
That may be based on their 'profitability' , asset value or ability to pay future dividends.
Corporate 'profitability' and the profit share in the economy remain relatively strong.
The club has been in existence and has operated 'profitably' to all our advantage for the past 57 years.
The bank announced last week it is already operating 'profitably' .
The examples we raise can 'profitably' integrate social work with indigenous cultural practices.
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