Sentence examples for reduced profitability from inspiring English sources

"Late payment means reduced profitability, knock-on late payments to suppliers, and reduced business growth," an FSB spokesman said.

"The rest of the world is seeing reduced profitability.

In December, Standard & Poor's downgraded Nine Dragons' credit ratings to junk status, citing the company's increased borrowing and reduced profitability.

Europe's persistent financial problems also have altered the industry's economics, leaving many banks with bloated balance sheets and reduced profitability.

Such firms could be in line for reduced profitability if the Obama administration moves to raise corporate tax rates on investment activity.

Secondly, it would increase power demand and slow the "death spiral" of higher power prices leading to lower demand leading to higher power prices which has led to reduced profitability at generators and higher prices for consumers.

It is therefore effectively incumbent upon them to oppose any policies that could reduce profitability.

"There's no question that a [stronger peso] reduces profitability," admits Mr Velasco.

It now has to put up more capital against its operations, forcing the bank to leave certain businesses, reducing profitability.

The difference is important, because if the riskier activities were separated, their financing costs would rise, reducing profitability.

It added: "The greater impact would be felt through higher costs and diversion of management attention, as the companies concerned restructure, reducing profitability for a time.