Adverb:

unprofitably এ,

unprofitably's Usage Examples:

King's Gambit, because the pawn is either regained, or can only be held unprofitably by Black.

The McGraws ranched the land unprofitably until John died in 1917.

shipyards created problems, and when the board wanted to produce ships unprofitably due to employment reasons, Vesa was against it, and was subsequently.

1817 the works was leased by William Hazledine, and he produced iron unprofitably for a few years.

Fisher's dairy at The Reedbeds, until the early 1850s, spent some time unprofitably at the Victorian goldfields, then in 1854 took over the insolvent George.

well as sharebroking (United Sharebrokers), and was reportedly trading unprofitably.

Mehrer announced that she would close the pleasure house due to the unprofitably of the business.

Thus they leave the Jews to read unprofitably, and go on themselves to believe faithfully.

the Milwakuee Road abandoned this line along with many others due to unprofitably and the looming corporate bankruptcy.

The Tourane expedition had tied down French resources unprofitably and drained French manpower, and the eventual evacuation of Tourane was.

of the board, much of the proceeds of the training division sale was unprofitably utilised and in 2010 the Work Foundation ceased to be financially viable.

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managed one round voyage to Australia per year, and half of this time was unprofitably spent in port, loading, unloading or waiting for cargos.

In Siegerland, Germany, two passenger bus lines ran briefly, but unprofitably, in 1895 using a six-passenger motor carriage developed from the 1893.

Dunkin' Brands locations in South Africa due to poor performance and unprofitably.

It traded unprofitably.

companies frequently manage their customer relationships haphazardly and unprofitably.

Wheal Clifford to form Clifford Amalgamated Mines, which continued, unprofitably, until 1870.

Padarn and by the LNWR to Deganwy- which the company expensively and unprofitably expanded for slate traffic.

Synonyms:

fruitlessly; unproductively;

Antonyms:

profitably; fruitfully; productively;