Sentence examples for hurting profit from inspiring English sources

Slower-than-expected demand is hurting profit, though customers are canceling fewer orders.

Higher postal rates and increases in insurance and professional fees are hurting profit, NCO said.

He said censorship had become more than a human rights issue and was hurting profit for foreign companies that rely on the Internet to reach customers.

The FedEx Corporation said it would spend as much as $290 million this fiscal year to offer 14,000 employees early retirement and contain rising pension and health care costs that are hurting profit.

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Wednesday posted higher quarterly earnings fueled by new store openings, but concerns that sales at the new locations may be lagging and hurting profit margins drove the stock to its biggest single-day drop in more than a year.

The Indian government's recent decision to place price caps on certain pharmaceutical products, hence hurting profit margins for foreign firms that produce these specialised goods, is likely to be one of the many issues raised by CEO's during a round table on 25 June.

Those declines are inevitably hurting profits.

Falling productivity pushes up unit-wage costs, hurting profits and cashflow.

Among mining houses, 60% said the disease was hurting profits and productivity.

Capacity utilisation in TSMC's fabs is down, hurting profits and the share price.

Stores have turned to sharp discounting, temporarily lifting sales but hurting profits and upsetting partners.