unprofitable造句

It was unprofitable to plumb that sort of thing.

The government can't bail out every unprofitable state enterprise.

The businessman cannot close down his factory or shop because he finds it unprofitable.

The transaction is an important step in reducing overlap in Germany's chronically unprofitable retail-banking industry.

The parable of the unprofitable servant, the parable of the talents.

Gone are the days of freewheeling growth built on unprofitable expansion designed to flood markets and capture market share.

Remember that in 2007 firms were already raising capital, downsizing, merging, shutting down unprofitable businesses, and filing for bankruptcy.

But Mr Mittal said the extra cost of servicing rural customers, and their low usage levels, had made things unprofitable.

The English surrendered their trading contracts in 1623, mainly because the Tokugawa restrictions made the business unprofitable.

Many schemes have exaggerated how much timber they can fell and crack downs on illegal logging threaten to make their new mills unprofitable.

He doesn't spend any time trying to imagine what the market will need next; that guessing game is almost always an unprofitable exercise.

She recalls how she advised a group of very poor women running a small, unprofitable bakery in Rwanda some years ago.

Only when enough of us buy intelligently (or, more accurately, stop buying ignorantly) will we have enough of an effect to make animal cruelty unprofitable.

As a model of economic activity or as a kind of vocation guide, this parable couldn't be more opposed -- or to some wouldn't seem more opposed - to the parable of the unprofitable servant.

But there are many examples of profitable businesses that consume cash. And there are also examples of unprofitable businesses that produce cash, at least for a period of time.