Sentence examples for how unprofitable from inspiring English sources
Alex Kinmont, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, has had a stab at working out just how unprofitable Japanese companies are.
No one, it seems, is willing to leave the market -- regardless of how unprofitable -- for fear of losing access to technology that complements their other businesses.
But elements of the Mets' finances have emerged publicly in the last year that show fans and potential investors how unprofitable the Mets are and also how deeply in debt the operation is.
David Einhorn, the hedge-fund manager and Mets fan who agreed in May to buy a third of the club, knew how lucrative SNY was and how unprofitable the team was.
The biggest indication of how unprofitable things had become was the decision by Salomon Brothers Inc., then the No. 1 underwriter in the business, to pull out of municipal finance altogether in 1987.
Farmers can expect to get little more than $2 for a 100lb bag that costs perhaps $4 to produce.Potatoes, no matter how unprofitable, need water for irrigation and for processing into the French fries that sit next to Big Macs worldwide.
But that is far removed from New Jersey's theory that any business in the State, no matter how small or unprofitable, subjects all of a corporation's out-of-state income, no matter how discrete, to apportionment.
Since taking over, Mr. Corbat, a veteran of Citigroup who was spearheading much of the bank's international business, has grappled with some of the same problems that dogged Mr. Pandit, including how to shed unprofitable assets.
This meant Euro Disney was to pay the parent a variety of fees, licensing and lease revenues no matter how profitable or unprofitable the subsidiary, which is traded on the Paris stock exchange.
Mr. Pandit's replacement, Michael L. Corbat, a veteran of Citigroup who was leading much of its international business, will have to grapple with some of the same problems that dogged Mr. Pandit, including how to shed unprofitable assets and refocus the giant bank.
Two federal appeals courts have upheld state nuclear subsidies in New York and Illinois, while New Jersey and Connecticut are currently considering how to keep unprofitable nuclear plants open.
