Sentence examples for continuing profit from inspiring English sources

It cited reduced demand for its semiconductors and continuing profit margin erosion in its cell phone business.

After making a tidy and continuing profit, Mr. Sawyer invested in two more Araca projects: "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune" (a financial winner) and "Debbie Does Dallas" (nope).

[C7.] Motorola to Fall Shy of Estimates Motorola said that it would fall short of Wall Street's sales and profit projections for the current quarter because of sharply reduced demand for its chips and continuing profit margin erosion in its cell phone business.

In the UK, one major car dealership, Lookers, reported continuing profit growth on Friday, leading the City analysts at Peel Hunt to conclude: "While some suggested that the VW crisis would have a major impact on the motor trade, [this] suggests that its progress remains strong... the VW nerves are now soothed".

In yet another sign that the economy may be slowing, Motorola said yesterday that it would fall well short of Wall Street's sales and profit projections for the current quarter because of sharply reduced demand for its semiconductors and continuing profit margin erosion in its cell phone business.

The problem is not the opposition — Democrats such as Fernando Wood Lee Pacee), a former mayor of New York, who wanted the city to secede from the Union and reap a continuing profit from its cotton trade with the Confederacy.

Random House, Mr. Styron's longtime publisher, says it owns those rights, and it is determined to secure its place — and continuing profits — in the Kindle era.

Songwriters would have to sell their songs once for the most money they could get, since their ability to make continuing profits over time would diminish.

"In the past two months," Mr. Buttrick continued, "profit forecasts for 2001 and 2002 have been cut at the fastest rate in the last decade".

Following a $2.7 billion rights issue in December 2008 and continued profit growth, Standard Charter's Tier 1 capital, a measure of safety, rose to 10.1percentt, above that of many competitors.

The two managers also demand proof that companies have something special that guarantees continued profit momentum -- a dominant market share, perhaps, or a unique niche.