Sentence examples for cutting into profits from inspiring English sources

Salaries and prices for raw materials increased sharply, cutting into profits.

Both have competed against their larger rivals on price, cutting into profits.

These do count as a labor cost, cutting into profits that drive expansion plans.

As a result, Papa John's interest costs have swelled, cutting into profits.

But its customers take full advantage of its generous returns policy, cutting into profits.

At best, they're consumers; at worst, they're "labor costs" cutting into profits and the sacred stock price.

DALLAS, Oct. 2 (AP) — The Dean Foods Company, the nation's largest dairy producer, said on Tuesday that record high milk prices were cutting into profit, and that it planned to cut 600 to 700 jobs.

Whirlpool also blamed an industrywide slowdown and fierce price competition that is cutting into profit margins.

And each side of a transaction carries that 6percentt fee, cutting into profit.

In particular, Hostess said pension and medical benefits, as well as "restrictive work rules," were cutting into profit.

Even for those merchants whose goods are sourced locally, the rising cost of transportation from imported fuel is cutting into profit margins.