Sentence examples for profits dramatically from inspiring English sources

In particular, the adoption of effective pricing algorithms may allow companies to increase their profits dramatically.

Traditional cab drivers have complained that such services siphon off passengers and profits, dramatically cutting their ability to earn a living.

Conflict and war, especially in the Middle East, have spiked demand and many migrant smugglers have seen their profits dramatically increase.

when advertising revenues across Europe went into decline its profits dipped dramatically and its share price also crashed.

Sky is thriving at a time when commercial rivals, including ITV and Channel 4, are seeing profits fall dramatically.

That Britain's premier retailer, one of the most widely held stocks that is followed by almost 50 analysts can restate its profits so dramatically, is a sign that it can happen anywhere.

The goal is to increase profits by dramatically reducing the occurrence of unexpected process results and waste.

In stocks, Kroger says profits slipped dramatically in the third quarter, due to the labor disputes in southern California, while Washington Mutual shares were falling, after the company issued an earnings warning for 2003 due to declining mortgage demand.

The carrying business was expanded in the 1870s, but although turnover increased, operating profits fell dramatically, to just £1,568 in 1876.

Technology was different, they explained, somehow insulated from the worst of business cycles; there was no need for them to lower profit estimates dramatically, as so many other firms had done.

The broadcaster is currently pushing through a programme of job cuts and its profits will fall dramatically this year, although its German parent company, which is ultimately owned by media giant Bertelsmann, has repeatedly emphasised its commitment to Five.