Sentence examples for damaging profitability from inspiring English sources

Self-service is probably the most revolutionary, but these two events are by far the worst to ever come our way, damaging profitability and undermining customer relationships through lowest common denominator deals.

He pointed out that the costs of Antioco's changes — about $200 million to drop late fees and another $200 million to launch Blockbuster Online were damaging profitability.

All three areas have the potential to do better: there is a need for more evidence, with a wider global spread; commercial operations need to be increasingly climate-friendly and can do so without damaging profitability; and governments and agencies need to take stronger stands on important mitigation steps.

The disappearance of either of these capabilities would seriously damage profitability in their respective industries.

"There are a couple things that could damage profitability," Blum said, "one being limiting banks to engage in risky practices".

This failure to include employees results in behavior that can damage profitability directly.

Analysts noted when the merger was announced in April that both companies had enjoyed buoyant profits in their respective corporate businesses and could allow them to coexist without damaging that profitability.

The new route opened in 1906, and a substantial part of the GCR's traffic to and from London was diverted onto the Alternative Route, damaging the profitability of the MR's railway operations.

"If Asda does reposition fundamentally, then it could seriously damage sector profitability," said McCarthy.

Those "zombie" companies then damaged the profitability of healthy rivals, making entire industries sick.

For example, revenue-cycle issues such as inconsistent coding or missing data often damage the profitability of the medical group.