Sentence examples for reducing the profitability from inspiring English sources
It also undermines the economics of otherwise more competitive plants, potentially reducing the profitability of renewables and discouraging additional development.
In addition, by reducing the profitability of failed takeovers, such restrictions would strengthen the position of entrenched managers by reducing the frequency of takeover bids.
The bond market area is now under pressure because of reduced volatility in the markets and demands from regulators for banks to hold more capital against these businesses, reducing the profitability.
The government has sponsored media campaigns to promote healthy living and imposed strict tax regulations aimed at reducing the profitability of vodka producers; in addition, group-therapy sessions (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous) have spread.
Ofcom's market impact assessment concluded that a BBC1+1 channel would have a negative impact on commercial rivals, "capturing viewing share for the BBC at the expense of commercial channels and reducing the profitability, in particular, of ITV and Channel 5".
It called this an "Indian variant of Dutch disease (Bangalore bug, so to speak)", reducing the profitability of labour-intensive manufacturing in an era of global supply chains with wafer-thin profit margins.India's leading universities, which are already having trouble meeting the demands employers are making of them, now face a new danger.
It will, for example, substantially reduce the profitability of investment houses and, therefore, reduce their scale.
Of course, these policies will also reduce the profitability of the rating agencies.
Toning down the risk-taking will also reduce the profitability — or the appearance of it — at these institutions.
Pay has come down sharply since the financial crisis, partly because higher capital ratios have reduced the profitability of banks.
Now there are worries that tougher regulation will send trades to other markets and reduce the profitability of the trades that remain.
