Sentence examples for deteriorating financial performance from inspiring English sources

That may be because of an eroding market for its products, industrywide problems or the company's own deteriorating financial performance.

In 2001, as deteriorating financial performance forced the elimination of 8,500 jobs, Cisco redesigned roles and responsibilities to improve cross-functional alignment and reduce duplication.

They also pointed to the supermarket giant's deteriorating financial performance as reflected in its slumping share price.

Tesco chairman Sir Richard Broadbent insisted Clarke's departure was not linked to the retailer's deteriorating financial performance.

But as his presentation outlined themes rather than specifics steps, many analysts focused on Yahoo's deteriorating financial performance.

The occasion was a presentation last month to Wall Street analysts about WorldCom's deteriorating financial performance, and the unveiling of a desperate plan to inject life into its sagging share price by separating consumer services from the parent company.

–The most commonly cited motives for fraud included the desire to: meet earnings expectations; conceal the company's deteriorating financial condition; bolster performance for pending equity or debt financing; or to increase management compensation.

Monitor said although the trust had made progress on some of the issues highlighted by the Keogh Review, it had taken further regulatory action because of "concerns over the trust's A&E performance, its deteriorating financial position, and its capacity to address the range of issues it faces".

An agency release cites three reasons for its deteriorating financial position.

The F.H.A. cites three reasons for its deteriorating financial position this year.

However, U.S. and European investors became alarmed by the republic's deteriorating financial situation.