Sentence examples for lost profitability from inspiring English sources

The overhaul, which will consolidate Maytag's floor care and major appliance units with its corporate headquarters, follows years of cost-cutting and efforts to turn around Hoover, which has lost profitability and market share as consumers favored cheaper vacuums.

As a consequence of the low milk prices, many dairy farms lost profitability.

"HTC has just confirmed that they have lost profitability for the first time since going public in 2002.

The industry costs included a one-off cost to industry of product re-formulation as well as an ongoing "lost profitability" cost.

"That way they will lose profitability and they will be forced to change their system.

As evidenced by the mediocre reviews of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and the many reports of broken Nexus 7 devices, it's clear that the tablet segment is losing profitability.

But revenues don't indicate corporate health if the company is losing profitability and cannot figure out how to reverse it.

Seave explains the problem this way: "traditional businesses lose profitability; and although new competitors can enter with these lower barriers, even more companies will enter as the barriers drop".

If you [sell] a lot through the OTAs, probably you are losing profitability and it can be a sign that the personal hotel Website doesn't have a good-enough user experience for better conversion.

But hope isn't lost for profitability.

They usually depend on a narrow range of exports that lose their profitability in the world economy.