Sentence examples for depressed its from inspiring English sources

The company said currency issues in Venezuela and Argentina depressed its results, but that it still expected to break even in the region for the entire year.

But while their bitter denunciations of the Affordable Care Act may have depressed its approval numbers, they didn't make replacing it any easier.

On postchallenge day 7, the horse became clinically depressed, its temperature and heart rate continued to rise, and it was euthanized.

Haji-Ioannou, who is easyJet's biggest shareholder, stepped up his criticism of the company in February, accusing it of a scattergun dividend policy that he said depressed its share price.

Tyco's chairman, L. Dennis Kozlowski, said that the company had decided to break up because it thought that unjustified skepticism about its accounting practices had depressed its stock price.

The prospect of continuing litigation has depressed its stock price.

At the behest of its exporters, it continues to artificially depress its exchange rate, which it does by using its export earnings to buy dollars and other foreign currencies.

Fannie used derivatives accounting to pump up its earnings; Freddie used it to depress its earnings, essentially stuffing profits into a cookie jar for future use.

However, Sprint has said that it expected the iPhone to initially depress its earnings because of the high costs of subsidizing each handset, which lowers the retail price of the phone for customers signing a two-year contract.

In releasing e-mails and transcripts of phone calls, the regional Fed bank revealed that it learned in April 2008 that Barclays was artificially depressing its Libor rates to deflect concerns about its health.

Similarly, in PR terms, Curb Your Enthusiasm must be the best buy BBC4 ever made and the fact that it's been poached by E4 may deeply depress its peer approval rating.