profitable znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady profitable

• Local finance is too expensive under structural adjustment to make agricultural marketing profitable.

• Evidence was found, however, to suggest that full adopters of the technology had more profitable farms than partial adopters.

• Tobacco worked well for farmers, who soon found that it was more profitable if traded outside of the colonial marketing system.

• Farming practices that are economically profitable in the short-run usually attract farmers' interest and are therefore more likely to be adopted.

• The organic rotation wheat-sweet clover will be more profitable than wheat-fallow in the long term, but will be less profitable than continuous wheat.

• The fact that organic fruit costs twice as much as inorganic fruit means greater profits and makes organic banana production a profitable agricultural system.

• And lurking in the background is industry promotion of a profitable product.

• The key argument on oaths in this commentary is contained in his observation that solemn oaths are both profitable and needful.