Sentence examples for continue to undercut from inspiring English sources
As low interest rates continue to undercut profits, banks like JPMorgan are under pressure to cut expenses.
Britain could see its first increase in carbon emissions in six years if coal-fired power plants continue to undercut gas ones, according to Imperial College London.
Donald Trump and his aides continue to undercut the independent counsel heading the investigation into his entourage's secretive meetings with Russian operatives.
But even as the expenses have diminished, market prices remain so low that few planters could afford to grow cotton without subsidies, thanks to foreign imports that continue to undercut the domestic crop.
But the capital investment costs for such construction were so high that XYZ could expect to earn an attractive return on its investment only by selling products at prices well above the going level prices that its rivals could continue to undercut.
If anything, this will continue to undercut its competitiveness with the ASEAN countries.
In the days to come, Internal Affairs continued to undercut the investigation, according to trial testimony.
The hard-discount stores, Aldi and Lidl, continued to undercut them, gobbling up market share, while falling food prices ate into their profits.
Without the Lloyd's brand, it is extremely expensive for individual insurers to set up offices throughout the world.Pricing risk correctly remains the biggest problem, as Lloyd's continues to undercut competitors' prices for insuring exotic risks.
Ford, the second-largest American automaker, after General Motors, on Tuesday reported flat profits for the third quarter, as the sharp downturn in its European business continued to undercut its strong performance in the North American market.
WASHINGTON — An unusual proposal by Iran's supreme leader to eliminate the position of president has highlighted an increasingly bitter struggle within the country's political elite, as the leader and his allies continue to try to undercut the powers of Iran's ambitious president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
