Sentence examples similar to narrowed profitability from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, which lost millions for years, has reportedly climbed toward narrow profitability based on steady gains in advertising and circulation.
The combined ratio -- a measure of profitability -- narrowed to 95.52 from 95.92, meaning that A.I.G. paid 95.52 cents to policyholders for every dollar in premiums it took in.
This hyper efficiency is a necessary condition for profitability in producing high volume, narrow-profit margin products such as fuels and some commodity chemicals.
Sotheby's Holdings, the auction house, said yesterday that losses in the fourth quarter and 2001 had narrowed and that it expected to return to profitability this year.
It reported that its second-quarter loss narrowed and said that it was closing in on profitability, but gave no indication of how soon.
In addition, US Airways, the No. 6 carrier, said its profit plunged 41percentt, excluding one-time gains, while T.W.A., which has continued to elude profitability despite the travel boom of recent years, narrowed its losses more than analysts had predicted.
Sony lost 5.1% though it significantly narrowed it quarterly losses and said it would return to profitability through March 2011.
Germany's imports and exports both hit record levels in October; its 12-month trade surplus narrowed slightly, to $57.1 billion.In this section MONEY AND INTEREST RATES PROFITABILITY TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS STOCKMARKETS Reprints.
MILAN, Oct. 28 - The Italian industrial conglomerate Fiat said on Thursday that it had sharply narrowed its operating loss in the third quarter, taking one more step on its slow march toward profitability.
