Sentence examples for preserve profits from inspiring English sources

To preserve profits for a time?

After a great year, many investors reduced activity in the fourth quarter to preserve profits.

The company must adapt to the changing ways viewers watch video, but they must also preserve profits.

Corporate America, after jettisoning workers by the millions to preserve profits, is sitting on billions of dollars of cash.

[A3.] Stocks Fall in Bout of Profit Taking Investors sold stocks to preserve profits from the latest rally.

Hostility to privacy injunctions is not, as Lord Prescott fondly imagines, a conspiracy by newspapers to preserve profits.

There's a growing consensus that a hybrid open and closed-source model might be the way to preserve profit margins without smothering creativity.

British companies are running a cash surplus of some 6% of GDP, again the largest in the world, but are refusing to spend that cash on investment or innovation, preferring to hoard it, preserve profit margins or buy back their own shares.

Employers gained the expectation that if they agreed to rises in pay that would exceed the rise in productivity, and so raise unit costs, they would still be able to preserve profit margins by raising the prices of their products—and do this without losing business, provided only that the initial rise in pay was not greater than that which was being conceded at the time by other employers.

The 2017 Georgetown Report cites the "erosion of the traditional law firm franchise,' a euphemism for "clients don't need large law firms to handle many legal tasks". The 2018 Report concludes that the internal steps law firms have taken to preserve profit-per-partner (PPP) have failed to address chronic, systemic deficiencies.

And I will still maintain that giving children mercury, on purpose, for no other reason than to preserve profit margin, is stupid.