Sentence examples for bigger profitability from inspiring English sources

Its goal, they say, is to protect GDF as a public company that serves the general interest, to defend it against its managers' attempt to turn it into "a company like all the others" and against capitalists' demands for "ever bigger profitability".Mr de Villepin resisted union pressure because he faces even greater financial and political pressures.

"There is a fixed cost to running an auction," says Sohn, "so as the value of the items gets bigger, profitability grows.

"We've not only seen a falloff in traffic, but also in the fare we are collecting on a per-trip and per-mile basis, which gives us a big profitability problem".

If Yahoo can identify which basket of search terms represents the biggest profitability gap compared to what Google makes, it can maximize what part of its ad inventory to outsource to Google.

A Wall Street Journal analysis found that if one set of stricter leverage standards had been in place during the five years before the crisis, it would have reduced the biggest firms' profitability by almost 25 percent.

"I think at the moment staying in businesses is a bigger priority and profitability will always come first.

That could put continued pressure on the Big Three's profitability without bolstering their sales.

Transfer-spending figures tell only part of the financial fair-play story, since the biggest factor affecting profitability (or, more accurately, the lack of it) is player wages.

Such proposals suggest a broad realization at the top levels of investment banks that research departments on Wall Street are now big drags on profitability.

It was against this push-pull between big and small, profitability and livability, ambition and identity, that a pig prompted punches the night Cochon 555, an exclusive national culinary contest, came to Portland.

In choosing to close the Tony Award-winning hit play "War Horse," Lincoln Center Theater and its producing partners decided that the costs of running the show, with its elaborate production and cast of 37, were too big to guarantee profitability.