Adjective:

फायदेशीर,

lucratively's Usage Examples:

In 1900, foreign investors came to the rescue of the CCE"HR: American financier Charles Yerkes, who had been lucratively involved in the development of Chicago's tramway system in the 1880s and 1890s, saw the opportunity to make similar investments in London.

to the Philadelphia Main Line string of suburbs founded and served, lucratively, by the Pennsylvania Railroad.

either continue or terminate its second channel by operating it more lucratively.

MacArthur also increased his vast fortune by heavily and lucratively investing in Florida real estate.

the corporations involved in the Sphinx"s attempt at finding a way to lucratively duplicate the powers of captured superhumans, a plot foiled by Spider-Man.

board members had expressed their wish that the site be redeveloped more lucratively.

‘rated’ for accuracy at the annual trials in Greenwich – success was often lucratively rewarded with contracts from private and public sectors.

In 1983 and more lucratively she created VCW to sell customized insurance policies to truckers.

won several professional tournaments not on the European Tour, most lucratively the 1995 Andersen Consulting World Championship of Golf.

offered special opportunities to attend press junkets, which the network lucratively scored, for major motion pictures.

leadership to good use organizing his fellow traffickers into a more lucratively violent line of work.

rescue of the CCE"HR: American financier Charles Yerkes, who had been lucratively involved in the development of Chicago"s tramway system in the 1880s.

It ended lucratively for the king, and he made similar demands leading up to the 1482 invasion.