unprofitable

Though their first year was unprofitable, they were able to start making money in 1949.

Media Play had been unprofitable for a number of years.

Following a year of unprofitable practice, he went to law school.

After 1908, the line was unprofitable and only had a limited service.

But running an unprofitable business does not appeal to him.

He sold the paper a year later because it was unprofitable.

Before 1980, rarely were more than 10 percent of companies unprofitable in any given year.

One company may have found it unprofitable, but hundreds of others are having a different experience.

Companies in this second group may grow at different rates and sometimes are unprofitable.

Because at the very end of the day we are unprofitable servants.

"That would be an unprofitable use of your time," it said.

After the turn of the century it became unprofitable, and finally shut down in 1915.

Operation came to an end on June 30, 1951, after several unprofitable years.

She made 1999-style projections despite her company's still being unprofitable.

However, it became unprofitable to publish over the next few years.

I'm surprised to hear the fashion industry is so unprofitable.

The line was unprofitable and ended operations after five years.

Commercial farming did turn out to be unprofitable, you see.

Not until we kill so many of them that further battle is unprofitable.

However on June 15, 2010 the line was closed down due to being unprofitable.

If sales fall under a set minimum level, the unprofitable show may close.

"They've been allowed for too long to make many unprofitable investments."

After 1930 the venture became unprofitable and everything closed down.

However, it did not meet its production targets and was unprofitable.

After the factory became unprofitable, it was closed in 1803.