Very lucrative.

Very, very lucrative.

A lucrative business nowadays.

Hmm. I believe it's very lucrative.

Children find prostitution and pornography very lucrative.

I imagine songwriting must be quite a lucrative profession.

Trafficking in human organs thus provides lucrative openings for organized criminal groups.

It's not very lucrative, but it gives me plenty of spare time.

It has generated new and often lucrative business opportunities for certification bodies and consultants.

For start ups such as Glint, this desire for oversight is a lucrative business opportunity.

Global trends and analysis suggest a lucrative market for the nuclear fuel in the next decade.

It is clear that the FN wish to avoid independent scrutiny of Séguéla's lucrative diamond business.

The relationship between Commandant Jérôme and FEC, which includes some 80 local businessmen, is unscrupulous but lucrative.

We are convinced that such evils cannot be eradicated if there is still a lucrative market for them.

She also expressed concern that organized prostitution continues to be a lucrative source of money for criminal gangs.

Commercial sexual exploitation of women and girls has become a lucrative business for transnational criminal networks who traffic women across borders.

Chile was merely a transit station for the bulk of the catch on its way to lucrative U.S. and Japanese markets.

The Treasury is currently installing investment software that aims to make more lucrative returns for funds not needed for immediate cash flow.

Mr. Gary, perhaps Marshal McCabe can share your quarters until he's rested sufficiently to return to his more lucrative duties in Tascosa.

Because obviously, if being in the gang were such a wonderful, lucrative job, why in the world would these guys moonlight at McDonald's?

Health professionals move to seek improved living and working conditions and more lucrative remuneration, often shifting from the public to the private sector.

The Republika Srpska, in cooperation with Belgrade, engineered a new policy of negotiating voluntary (and lucrative) surrenders by Tribunal indictees based mostly in Serbia.

Major markets for charcoal originating in Somalia are Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, where businesses do a lucrative trade in the commodity.

PSD, through its International Corporate Alliances section, will work with key markets to grow existing national level relationships into more lucrative regional or global partnerships.

Money laundering becomes an even more lucrative business with a potential corruptive effect, in turn leading to increased dependency of financial systems on such funds.

Trade in more lucrative chilled poultry meat is very small, but growing, and mainly confined to Japan trade in frozen turkey parts is also rising.

Over the next two years, I watched as she switched jobs five times, eventually landing a lucrative post in the purchasing department of a hardware factory.

28. Foreign banks are not allowed to operate in Bermuda therefore, local banks benefit from a quasi monopoly in handling lucrative international business operations for offshore clients.

Young women and girls, often the victims of poverty, unemployment and social inequality, are lured into these activities by promises of lucrative jobs, marriage brokers and tourism agencies.

This is part of the large picture of a lucrative trade that exceeds the value of coffee, bananas, tea, rubber and rice and totalled 20 billion in 1994.

It has been argued that one of the most lucrative crimes committed by terrorist organizations is intellectual property crime, which is easily extended into other forms of counterfeiting.

But there is a figurative goldmine safer and potentially at least as lucrative as the real thing that most countries possess, but few choose to exploit fully government procurement.

While these fees comprise a large part of their national budget, about 20 percent for Tuvalu for example, they represent only a tiny fraction of an extremely lucrative market.

Semilegal, clandestine or simply illegal and criminal lucrative activities remain outside these accounting systems and in some cases represent substantial shares of the income of both countries and individuals.

As with all marine gas and oil deposits, the rights to the waters and the riches below are critical. And, given such riches, competition might appear lucrative at first sight.

As reports of declining catches near shore are emerging, many on these islands are faced with a Faustian choice between declining opportunities for subsistence fishing and relatively lucrative access agreements.

The lucrative activities of the intermediaries should be classified as criminal, and penalties appropriate to such offences should be imposed (E CN.15 1995 4, paras. 70, 72 and 73).

The same can be said of Angola, where protracted difficulties in the peace process owed much to the importance of control over the exploitation of the country s lucrative diamond fields.

For cocaine and heroin, in particular, intercontinental transportation is the necessary link between the producer countries and the lucrative markets in advanced industrialized economies and, to a growing extent, the rapidly developing countries.

Low remuneration is also the reason for the brain drain and the massive departure of judges from the judiciary to other lucrative occupations, and notably non governmental organizations, United Nations agencies and private practice.

Those included political instability, the existence of many internal armed conflicts, the insecurity of rulers, poverty, and the lucrative nature of the business for organizations which hired and supplied mercenaries and for arms dealers.

New ideas are like new drugs. While some pharmacologists dedicate their lives to searching for the cure for cancer, regardless of any monetary incentives, many are driven by the hope of securing a lucrative patent.

Holly Willoughby has left Dragons Den star Peter Jones fuming by pulling out of their lucrative lifestyle brand business at the last minute to focus on her own new bumper contracts with Marks Spencer and ITV.

In addition, the majority of ex combatants who were illegally occupying the Guthrie Rubber Plantation and the Butaw Oil Palm Corporation failed to register for reintegration programmes due to the lucrative nature of their illegal activities.

With particular regard to Afghanistan, mercenaries fell into several categories, including those working for private companies, those in the pay of warlords, and those involved in drug trafficking in the highly lucrative illegal poppy cultivation market.