Sentence examples for added profitability from inspiring English sources
"What's worse," he added, "profitability levels will go back to 1991," a year of a war and a recession.
The added profitability can then be used to get distributors to push deeper into distributing products and also invest in technology.
Sivakumaran said: "The need to ensure sustainability (and I would add profitability) for all partners in the chain –are important principles to have as a framework for replication".
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LinkedIn, by contrast, carries much more potential: Nadella says it will add to profitability within two years, a sign of his confidence in his judgment.
"Going into 2013, revenues have so far been consistent with the good starts we have seen to prior years," the chief executive, Brady W. Dougan, said in a statement, adding that profitability was "further benefiting from the strategic measures".
Business will increasingly be focused on investment decisions that will add to profitability through innovation and efficiency rather than undertaking a speculative business expansion on the assumption that a high inflation rate would "pay off" the debt.
"High margins indicate a lower level of competition in the field that the company operates in," the father said, adding that profitability could result from strong brand names, lower costs or technological advantages.
If GM can continue to hold the line, transaction prices should stay strong and add to profitability.
While Walgreen expects the acquisition to dilute earnings during the first year, it predicts that Duane Reade will add to profitability in the future.
The added cost erodes profitability in an industry where margins tend to be razor thin.
