Sentence examples for dwindling profitability from inspiring English sources
The other is dwindling profitability.
Meanwhile, his industry's rapidly dwindling profitability means compensation is bound to be squeezed.
Critics dismissed Zell as another billionaire pursuing a trophy media property despite its dwindling profitability, while others assumed that he would use the Tribune's newspaper, broadcast, and Internet outlets to advance a political agenda.
Music lends itself to internet selling, says Nick Harrison of Mercer Management Consulting, because the customer either knows what he is after (and can order online) or else wants to browse a large range, which may not exist on the high street.But the dwindling profitability of music shops may ultimately limit that range.
Inevitably, though, many companies experience dwindling growth and profitability.
But profitability has proven elusive for most in the industry, thanks to dwindling funding, rising fuel prices and punitive taxes that add to airline costs.
As to profitability of conventions, delegates spent $2.2 billion in 1999, and according to Trade Show Week, convention business is growing, not dwindling.
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