Sentence examples for collapsing profits from inspiring English sources

But the result was higher labor costs at a time of collapsing profits and tight budgets.

Those deflation worriers also sweat over the collapsing profits that spawn financial crises.

As Barton Biggs, investment strategist at Morgan Stanley & Co., puts it, Japan's bull market wasn't done in by the traditional killer of "fire --meaning higher infire --meaningghter credit--but rather by "ice," which he describes as "a slumpish slowdown, fire --meaningprices and collapsing profits". Could it higher here?

Ever since the fortunes of corporate America hit their nadir in 2002, when Enron and WorldCom collapsed, profits have grown at a double-digit percentage rate.

While many Internet-centric companies collapsed, profits at OneSource rose from 6 cents per share in 2000 to 34 cents last year.

Studio officials say such demands fail to account for the increasing costs of producing movies, which have made the film business riskier than ever and have collapsed profit margins.

Its mainframe business was collapsing and profits were plummeting.

Market share was collapsing and profit margins were shrinking as network operators were unwilling to stock Symbian phones.

And, by the way, Graham Holdings has long held a major stake in Corinthian Colleges, the collapsing for-profit college chain that has behaved so badly that even the rest of the industry has now thrown it under the bus.

And, by the way, Graham Holdings has long held a major stake in Corinthian Colleges, the collapsing for-profit college chain that has behaved so badly that even the rest of the industry has now thrown it under the bus.

Republic Report has obtained a toughly-worded 17-page letter sent on Friday from the U.S. Department of Education to collapsing for-profit Corinthian Colleges, with the government charging that Corinthian's Everest Institute misrepresented job placement statistics at its Decatur, Georgia, campus to the school's accrediting agency and to students.