Sentence examples for killing profits from inspiring English sources

Amazon thus avoids the gladiator war killing profits for most of these competitors as it generates profitable new revenues.

The song plays to the tune of the fifties hit "Love and Marriage" — "Sarbanes-Oxley/ They've got moxie/ But for businesses/ Their act is toxic/ It's not rocket science/ We're killing profits with compliance" — and two claw-like hands creep forward, as though to strangle the free market.

The song plays to the tune of the fifties hit "Love and Marriage"—"Sarbanes-Oxley/ They've got moxie/ But for businesses/ Their act is toxic/ It's not rocket science/ We're killing profits with compliance"—and two claw-like hands creep forward, as though to strangle the free market.

Retailers got ahead of themselves during the economic boom, opening too many stores and killing profit margins.

A firm might come up with a brilliant marketing strategy that successfully pushes a product to the forefront of its sector, but if its trademark becomes so colloquial that it starts to mean the entire product category, it can kill it – and kill profits as other businesses wade in.

"A couple of years ago, economists were predicting that the transparency of the Internet would lead to a price war that would kill profits," says Joseph Bailey, a University of Maryland professor who cowrote an e-commerce study about prices on the Internet.

Robert Beaver, the chief executive of Zazzle.com, above, said that contrary to rhetoric about how customization can kill profit margins, margins at Zazzle "are very good".

Pharmaceutical companies are blood-sucking leeches who spend all our money advertising viagra, so killing their profits won't make us any worse off.Isn't it marvelous that single payer healthcare solves every single problem while having no drawbacks?

Now BYD, which had revenue last year of $14.5 billion from cars and a variety of other battery-powered products, is trying to figure out how to cut the cost of each car without killing its profits.

Killing animals – profit from it.

His photos show people gazing at nature, touching it, submerging themselves in it, studying it, nursing it, killing it, profiting off it, and, often just barely, surviving upon it.