Sentences with phrase «less lucrative»

That's a relief for JPMorgan and other Wall Street firms following a bout of unusually calm — and less lucrative — trading conditions in 2017.

As a result, asset managers need to continually make tough tenant decisions, weighing the advantages of collecting higher rents today vs. perhaps signing a less lucrative lease that will boost property values in the future.

It's less lucrative, but I am doing what I love and helping people at the same time.

The bill, which seeks to make trolling less lucrative and better policed, passed with enormous bipartisan support and — in congressional time — at lightning speed: 43 days from introduction to approval.

Google's offer is less lucrative though as the company offers a meager $ 100 in - store credit.

When considering their poor gaming performance and pronounced dearth of popular AAA titles compared to Windows, along with their lack of flexibility in tasks beyond gaming, Steam Machines become a far less lucrative option than the alternative of just building your own PC.

Firms have been squeezing more billable hours out of their associates, abandoning less lucrative practice areas and showing the door to partners who don't bring in enough business — measures that would have been unheard of in the profession's more genteel days.

Otherwise, the cases that are more lucrative for the lawyer or paralegal would not pay for the less lucrative cases and, as a result, lawyers and paralegals would decline to take on the higher risk or higher cost cases.

The 90 percent of the class that is not in the top 10 percent finds its collective future considerably more narrow, and much less lucrative.

It is certainly true that going to law school now is a less lucrative and more risky proposition than it used to be.

African countries wanted non-carbon benefits to be mandatory, in part because their historic deforestation type is not the «frontier» deforestation common in Latin America, but rather «mosaic» deforestation that's less aggressive and therefore less lucrative.

It often is more akin to historical detective work than to climatology and can involve long searches in dusty archives, the ability to read archaic scripts and handwriting, and even Latin translations (for instance, when going through the archives of the Paris Observatory)(sounds like a recent bestseller, only less lucrative, no?).

Overall Impression: This is speculation, but as the only non-profit on the list approved artists may have a very arts - friendly if somewhat less lucrative experience.

But they buy less on average and enjoy special regional pricing, making these markets less lucrative at the moment.

Few cash back cards offer a bonus rate as high as 5 percent, and those that do typically assign the 5 percent rate to less lucrative categories.

United Airlines has a similar but less lucrative deal with Quicken Loans: Close a home loan, and earn 25,000 MileagePlus miles.

A move by American Express to crack down on people who earn multiple sign - up bonuses by opening and then closing the same kind of credit card repeatedly is causing alarm among credit card churners, who see the decision as the latest sign that harvesting cards for miles and points is becoming less lucrative.

However, they recently changed that offer and replaced it with something slightly less lucrative — a free night on your cardmember anniversary, but only if you meet certain requirements.

Flying, in particular, has become less and less lucrative for earning award miles.

Keep in mind that the premium version of this card, the Citi Prestige ® Card, only earns 3X on hotels and airfare so unlike the Chase Sapphire cards, the bonus earning is less lucrative with the more expensive card.

The Freedom bonus is a lot less lucrative.

It's not a bad choice, but it is less lucrative.

Sign - up bonuses have become either less lucrative or harder to get with higher spend requirements and tougher restrictions on multiple cards.

Unfortunately, there's no bonus earning on American Airlines purchases or anything else, which makes this card less lucrative than its sibling, the Platinum Select World Elite MasterCard.

Utilizing points (vs. nights) for a Category 6 or 7 property is much less lucrative.

The Gold Delta SkyMiles ® Business Credit Card from American Express offers many of the same perks as the Platinum Delta card, but with a lower annual fee and slightly less lucrative bonus program.

The caps on the amount you can actually redeem your points for make this less lucrative than initially advertised, but it nicely puts a floor on the value of the points in case there is massive reduction in the value of British Airways or American Airlines miles before you can use your stash.

Graduates of American law schools are finding that their chosen career is less lucrative than they...

This freedom to dip in and out of the loan can be a boon for the homeowner, who only pays interest on the amount owed, and nothing more — but it is more unpredictable, and less lucrative, for the mortgage company.

Withdrawal of brokerage firms from the equity research business + downward pressure on fees + investor reallocation toward index investing have made traditional active management considerably less lucrative than it was during my working career.

Financial experts warn that retirement savings made later in life will wind up being less lucrative overall.

Consider cashback instead If you're a little forgetful, or would just prefer a simpler way to make free cash, a more foolproof (but less lucrative) way to profit is simply using a cashback credit card and paying it off in full every month.

A less risky (though sometimes less lucrative) alternative is taking part in psychological experiments.

The key difference between the Discover student credit cards (Discover it for Students vs Discover it Chrome for Students) is how you earn rewards; it Chrome is much simpler but could potentially be less lucrative, depending on when, where and how often you plan to use your next credit card.

Then they changed their rewards structure so that it was less lucrative, so I bailed on them (as my main card — I do still use them at Costco).

Because they are easier to qualify for, the «first use» bonuses are, on average, less lucrative.

While the lower rewards are a bit less lucrative than Amazon.com rewards, the card more than makes up for it, since you'll get 2 % back back when you use the card for a gas, drugstore or dining at restaurant purchases, and 1 % back on all other purchases.

Similarly the signing bonus is a little less lucrative at 20,000 miles for $ 1,000 in spending during the first 90 days.

Reducing that margin even further makes indies even less lucrative.

That said, Amazon continues to tweak its algorithms and KOLL / KU have steadily become less lucrative for most authors.

Canadian - owned publishing companies tend to publish in the less lucrative genres and predominantly publish first time Canadian authors.»

Many writing services only offer assignment writing services and prefer not to deal with the less lucrative business of editing and rewriting existing texts.

As it is, educational books don't have much of a profit margin and could be even less lucrative for the authors if the Indian government's plea is accepted.

So while things may get slightly less lucrative for authors, I also don't think they'll totally dump us.

The report shows that economic inequality in pay is at least partially attributable to women pursuing less lucrative careers than men.

Economic inequality in pay is at least partially attributable to women pursuing less lucrative careers than men.

Then she has a change of heart, opting instead for a less lucrative but more creatively satisfying career in modern dance and choreography.

High fees charged by agencies may make escorting less lucrative street whether casual dating, serious relationship.

They suspect that the pollution impairs cognition, changing how people actually think and making them less likely to take risks — which on the stock market means taking safer, and less lucrative, bets.

It often is more akin to historical detective work than to climatology and can involve long searches in dusty archives, the ability to read archaic scripts and handwriting, and even Latin translations (for instance, when going through the archives of the Paris Observatory)(sounds like a recent bestseller, only less lucrative, no?).