unprofitable
लाभहीन
definition
adjective
the mines became increasingly unprofitable
(of a business or activity) not yielding profit or financial gain.
translation of 'unprofitable'
निष्फल,
व्यर्थ
adjective
हानिकर,
लाभहीन,
घाटेवाला,
बेफ़यादा
example
You waste time on 'unprofitable' activities, and devalue your donated services.
He said that it was clear that Cisco was wanting to pull out of the 'unprofitable' client business.
Of all weary, flat, dull, and 'unprofitable' ways of spending life, this exceeds all.
Its parent is funding these 'unprofitable' activities at present.
The enormous rise in premiums has made an 'unprofitable' business profitable again.
But the PC hardware business is becoming more 'unprofitable' by the day.
And companies will stay in 'unprofitable' research for a long time, but not forever.
Some expressed worry about the summer tourism season and 'unprofitable' business because of the troops.
In theory, business would transfer from 'unprofitable' branches that shut down to those that remained, improving their prospects.
The loss was due to increased costs to shut 'unprofitable' business and fire staff.
They are often non-profit organizations, and almost always 'unprofitable' ventures.
Why are there profitable companies in 'unprofitable' industries?
The association believes this would make the business 'unprofitable' .
BA is now less dependent on low-yield economy fare passengers and further plans to cut 'unprofitable' capacity could spur improvements in operating profit.
Rycroft, who had his head shaved to add to the deceit that he was being treated for the illness, also poured other people's money into a string of 'unprofitable' businesses.
Government props prevented the failure and liquidation of unproductive, 'unprofitable' businesses and capital.
His recent ascension to his current position put him in a tough spot in CSFB's 'unprofitable' investment banking business.
For one thing, as a man who has devoted his life to the 'unprofitable' profession of gay rights activist, Kameny says he could use the money.
When we understand that the clinging to the concept of self causes us many problems in life, that it leads to what is 'unprofitable' , we may see the benefit of the development of right understanding.
Viable industries and business undertakings were rendered 'unprofitable' .
Dial announced that it sold its 'unprofitable' specialty personal care business and it will take a $200 million charge on the loss from the sale.
These lines and in particular the freight business is 'unprofitable' and not worth the costs it would take to improve them.
But 77 per cent of the profit was generated because most of their business was 'unprofitable' .
This is an 'unprofitable' business and it is not confined to Britain's biggest supermarket chain.
He conducted zero gravity research on animal stem cells, worthy, but 'unprofitable' work.
And during the great dot-com boom, some highly 'unprofitable' companies gained great prominence on this measure.
Second, it hid huge debts incurred to finance 'unprofitable' new businesses, including retail energy services for new customers.
Because of the feeble English habit of becoming 'unprofitably' enmeshed in a Scandinavian war, the eventual conflict is usually resolved quickly and terminally in France's favour.
‘It could mean the difference between profitability and 'unprofitability' for an airline,’ he said.
Currently Bulgarian banks are holding between 3.5 to 4 billion leva in spare resources as a result of the cheapening dollar, lower interest rates and the ensuing 'unprofitability' of holding foreign investments.
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