Sentence examples for ink hemorrhaging from inspiring English sources
One of Acer's biggest problems is the red ink hemorrhaging from its branded-products business.
For her part, Wilkes worked feverishly to cauterize the ink hemorrhaging from the machine's innards, wiping sweat from her forehead and chin with one of the dangling felt reindeer antlers from her hand-made Christmas sweater - on loan from an educator at James Monroe High.
"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.
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.
Your company could be clocking a juicy 40% overall gross margin thanks to one very profitable division while three others are hemorrhaging red ink.
They are still hemorrhaging red ink today, which is why the Obama Administration on Christmas Eve removed the ceiling on cash that these two so-called government-sponsored entities (GSEs) can receive from Uncle Sam.
The retailer has enjoyed better results in the stores it has transformed into its shop concept -- essentially stores within a store for different brands or categories -- but if J.C. Penney keeps hemorrhaging red ink, the ability to expand that transition across its footprint is likely to come under pressure.
L.A. may be hemorrhaging red ink, but "if it bleeds, it leads" doesn't apply to news coverage of fiscal mayhem.
Now it is hemorrhaging market share, is mired in red ink and a price war and is seen as an albatross around DaimlerChrysler's neck.
