profitably

IPA: prˈɑfʌtʌbɫi

Examples of "profitably" in Sentences

'profitably' … because tax dollars only stretch do far.
Titanic's makers used the idea profitably, only they bumped off poor boy instead.
One can still profitably turn to a classic account such as James Henry Breasted's "A History of Egypt" 1905.
Thanks to copyright protection the film industry could profitably distribute its product to theaters around the country.
Well, notice that government was not trying to get a man to the moon profitably, which is more akin to the challenge here.
In the primitive trading days he had been a power over his people, and he had dealt profitably with the white trading companies.
But torrid competition from Asia has pushed up prices for raw timber, leaving Hampton's mill surrounded by trees it can't profitably mill and sell to the struggling U.S. housing industry.
In addition to the long-standing debate over the environmental impacts of drilling, public officials now are raising questions about whether some companies have accurately represented the amount of gas they can profitably produce.
It would seem obvious, therefore, that industrial firms and utilities have a responsibility to ensure that their ability to produce goods and services profitably is not impaired by either their own ignorance of Government objectives, or by Government's misunderstanding of business objectives.