Sentence examples for diminished profits from inspiring English sources

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

But diminished profits have forced the firm to cut back.

A minuscule minority of the wealthy, landed elite would see diminished profits.

Faced with diminished profits and a string of headaches, Halliburton decided to phase out its smaller-scale road work, making it even harder to complete the remaining projects.

At some point, the cost of borrowing short-term will rise so much that companies will choose to defer plans to expand or modernize -- or they will absorb the higher interest costs in the form of diminished profits.

Consumers win by getting more for less, while companies face diminished profits as their specialized products become commodities.

But Stratemeyer thought that the books would make up in volume for the diminished profit margin per unit.

However, in such societies overproduction (beyond market demands) often results in diminished profit as a result of depressed prices.

Since he first started raising the issue in the mid-1990's, Mr. Greenspan has become increasingly convinced that widespread technological advances have ignited a resurgence in productivity growth, allowing employers to pay more to workers without facing a choice between higher prices or diminished profit margins.

But even with diminished market share, Detroit's profits are going to climb and will rise to record levels before the end of the decade.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.