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• They can operate more profitably by reducing their spending on advertising.

• The developed world can use energy much more efficiently and profitably.

• We need to decide a price at which this product could be profitably sold.

• They suggested he might profitably use his time behind bars reading a book.

• Are there parts of the curriculum that could profitably be revisited?

• These findings strongly suggest that future research efforts may be profitably directed toward this heretofore underappreciated threat to children's adjustment.

• I identify important possibilities, ignored in the formal models, which serve materially to reduce the profitably of the strategy to a plaintiff.

• For instance, techniques developed to treat the state explosion problem in model checking might be profitably used for the qualitative analysis of dynamic systems.

• In this section we ask whether the constructions at hand might be more profitably analyzed without invoking movement.

• This issue can profitably be explored by reviewing some of the pertinent literature on compulsion and culpability.

• This chapter can also be profitably read as a self-contained proposal, not merely as an argument in favour of semantic minimalism.

• The underlying assumption is that domains establish semantic relations among word senses that can be profitably used during the disambiguation process.

• All the authors know how to apply their ethnographic or discourse analysis methods profitably.

• It is suggested that elements of constructivist accounts could profitably be drawn from to reduce this implausibility.

• It is profitably innovative in terms of both structure and content.

• Cotton was never again grown as profitably for the planters as in the period before emancipation.

• But these documents can no more be profitably studied without laborious preparatory training than can the movements of the stars or the behaviour of electrons.

• In sum, combining strong and weak adaptationist strategies might profitably generate evolutionary insights into human cognition.

• In contrast, an observational semantics based on the algebra of concatenable concurrent histories can be used profitably at the design level.

• In addition, there were economic and professional interests at stake (the concerns of theatres, actors and playwrights to be able to pursue their work profitably).