People aren't fighting over scarce housing or lucrative jobs.

The Middle East is a potentially lucrative nearby market.

Old neighbourhoods have been destroyed to make way for lucrative commercial projects.

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

Sami threw away his lucrative career as a doctor to work as a taxi driver.

But Internet publishing offers a new and potentially lucrative opportunity for the distribution of uncensored information.

Likewise, the Russians have just erased much of Iraq s debt and agreed lucrative oil drilling deals.

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

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

Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have thus followed a strikingly similar road access to lucrative markets trumped ethical anxiety.

And, given such riches, competition might appear lucrative at first sight. But cooperation stands to enlarge the pie.

Excavated archaeological objects of cultural significance make a lucrative trade for unscrupulous dealers operating both locally and internationally.

In the eyes of the Chinese public, government officials are venal, incompetent, and interested solely in getting lucrative appointments.

Kurdish politicians within the new parliament have good reason to protect these lucrative deals as debate begins over constitutional changes.

As such, Oskord competes for lucrative contracts with the Non Departmental Corps, an MVD branch that provides private security services.

In the modern day the Premier League is the world's most watched football league, most lucrative, and amongst the elite.

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.

People aren't fighting over scarce housing or lucrative jobs. They are befriending one another, sharing information, and accumulating status, points, and experiences.

Lucrative reconstruction contracts in Iraq gave America leverage to coerce its allies into submission Jubilee 2000 had no such weapon of persuasion.

The shows have made participants, some drawn from remote towns, into overnight stars, and many of them have gone on to sign lucrative careers.

In addition, a significant number of former military personnel have served in the lucrative security sector in Iraq following the 2003 US led invasion.

Spanish interest in Hispaniola began to wane in the 1520s, as more lucrative gold and silver deposits were found in Mexico and South America.

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.

These agreements lock out non banking entities from the highly lucrative market for migrant remittances from the African diaspora, which remain a key engine of growth.

But, nowadays, research increasingly is misdirected toward lucrative prizes, professional recognition, and financial gains rewards that are suffocating the creativity and passion that scientific progress demands.

At the same time, while China represents a huge market in the ever receding future, it has not been an especially lucrative market for Google so far.

Increasing corruption within governments run by the Congress party, which led India to independence and monopolized political power for decades, showed what a lucrative career politics had become.

As a result, the total value of imports is expected to exceed 10 trillion in only two years, providing lucrative investment opportunities and broader markets to foreign investors.

The miscreant has changed the value of a lower priced signed book quite easily to a much more lucrative item changing a mere signature into a signed manuscript.

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.

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 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.

The most potentially lucrative targets would become the diseases that kill the most people, because that is where a breakthrough drug would have the biggest impact on global health.

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.

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.

Political thugs linked to the president resorted to strong arm tactics in an attempt to remove one of the governors, angry that he had not given them lucrative public contracts.

Indeed, there is a long tradition of retired police parachuting into lucrative posts in Pachinko, the de facto gambling industry and, to a lesser extent, across the public gambling sectors.

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 incentives to try to hack such accounts are obvious not only significant publicity for hackers, but highly lucrative profit opportunities from the almost inevitable stock market movements that will result.

The same week, a former student of mine who lost his lucrative financial sector job explained that he had no savings because it was so expensive to date in New York!

Lucrative business opportunities can be allocated to soothe the successor s political adversaries, while renegades can be targeted to discourage others for example, by being stripped of property or dismissed from positions of influence.

It was more lucrative business than traditional lending a few bankers could lend enormous sums with little due diligence except for the small detail that governments plied with easy credit do sometimes default.