Sentence examples for making less profit from inspiring English sources

Alex Kantrowitz, of BuzzFeed, asked whether Facebook would consider making less profit in order to protect users' privacy.

Morrisons said it is making less profit, rather than more, from the sale of cut-price milk as executives from the supermarket joined Asda for a grilling at a Scottish parliamentary inquiry into the dairy industry crisis.

Indeed, it seems clear that in most circumstances, manufacturers that promote heavily are deliberately exchanging profit for volume; in other words, making less profit on more sales or, to make the point more crudely, slicing into their own margins in dumping their merchandise.

The higher the wage a firm posts, the larger the firm (fewer quits and more hires); this is at the cost of making less profit per worker.

Generally, if one is willing to accept making less profit in the energy market (such as curtailing more wind power sometimes), or a less smooth wind power output, the battery can spare some effort and degradation.

Producing in-country, Corporate America has to comply with labor, safety, health, retirement and environmental laws, making less profit than in China.

Insurer 1 cannot deviate to any other contract without either loosing all of its clients (here the fact that the high-risk incentive-compatibility constraint is binding becomes crucial), or making less profits, or becoming a pooling monopoly (which we have already shown is unprofitable).

Their sales decrease, and they make less profit.

The patient and the insurer save money, but the drug company makes less profit.

Brasher did not indicate that he expected to make less profit as a result of this".

We obviously make less profit as a result, but for myself and my sisters, we consider any social advancement in our communities a profitable venture.