Sentence examples for face a profit from inspiring English sources

But if high prices persist, many businesses will face a profit squeeze or "will try once again to make prices stick" -- spurring a reaction from the Fed if they succeed and inflation looms.

Morgan Stanley analysts have warned that China investors face a profit letdown, as the state-owned industrial sector prioritizes protecting jobs and produces despite depressed prices.

The country is in the midst of a video game and entertainment crackdown, causing Tencent to face a profit drop for the first time in more than a decade, and creating a cascade of concern for other high-flying Chinese consumer tech companies.

But they should remember that excessive caution can also be dangerous: it would allow enemies of reform in this case the big banks facing a profit squeeze and SOEs confronting a credit squeeze to gather forces.Under the previous leadership of Hu Jintao, caution turned into inaction and reform stalled for years.

Under case S(I) ((Q le X)) it holds that (Y(Q) le Q le X) due to (0 le theta le 1), and the supplier faces a profit of varPi_{S}^{text{WHP}} left( {Qleft| X right.} right) = w cdot Eleft[ {Yleft( Q right)} right] - c cdot Q = left( {w cdot theta - c} right) cdot Q (13).

However, the media and entertainment sector faces a profits squeeze because digital advertising is unlikely to compensate for loss of traditional revenues.

Still using the same faces, the scientists provided the volunteers with a color-coded graphic showing whether a face had realized a profit with nine prior investments.

If a corporation faced with a profits tax reacts by raising the prices it charges for goods and services, it might succeed in passing the tax on to the consumer.

At the mine IMC studied inappropriately named the Stakhanovskaya it concluded that 3,200 of the 7,500 workers could be laid off with no drop in output, and that managers had no idea which, if any, coal faces operated at a profit.

But lets face it:  this is a profit center for him, too.

With such a system in place, bullion producers could have silver coined into dollars when the intrinsic value of a silver dollar was lower than the face value, thus making a profit, flooding the money supply and causing inflation.