Sentence examples for hemorrhaging red ink from inspiring English sources
Rover and MG, which still use the outdated Longbridge plant in Birmingham, England, are rent by labor strife and hemorrhaging red ink.
"I could not vote for a bill that raises the deficit by $240 billion, not at a time when we are already hemorrhaging red ink.
With the Massachusetts economy battered by recession and the state budget hemorrhaging red ink, William F. Weld prepares to take office on Thursday as the state's first Republican governor in almost two decades.
This time, with the budget hemorrhaging red ink, the G.O.P. takes care to include $20 billion in much needed fiscal relief for battered state and local budgets, whose problems can be traced in part to the first Bush cuts.
The tiny company is hemorrhaging red ink, losing $4.9 million on $1.6 million in sales during the first three quarters of 1999.
Italian clubs are indeed rough diamonds, a sort of El Dorado of brand power masked by a rain forest of unprofessional management tormented by hemorrhaging red ink.
For each industry leader there are dozens of me-too companies also bid up to astronomical prices that have mediocre business plans, hemorrhage red ink and have little hope of long-term survival.
"We're not bleeding red ink".
Many of these are bleeding red ink.
Its American express-delivery business is bleeding red ink.
