Sentence examples for restore profit from inspiring English sources

The bank said only that it planned to reduce its level of risk to help restore profit.

It appears that firms take advantage of opportunities to restore profit margins either by maintaining their selling prices while productivity rises or by raising those prices.

As the economy's growth has slowed, investors expect managers to restore profit gains quickly, and cheer the announcement of major cost cuts and layoffs.

The MeadWestvaco Corporation, a leading maker of coated paper for magazines, promoted James Buzzard to president and named a chief financial officer as the company seeks to restore profit.

They are more likely to be publicly traded and run by executives who tend "not to put up with income shortfalls very long" because Wall Street expects them to react rapidly in an effort to restore profit growth.

Daimler said unit sales fell in all of its vehicle segments, but the full availability of its E-Class cars and measures to improve efficiency helped to restore profit, it said.

To restore profits, companies must either raise prices or cut costs, particularly labor costs, even more than they already have.

An emergent neoliberalism did curb inflation and restore profits, but only through a vicious offensive against the working class.

The chief executive, Rick Haythornthwaite, has moved swiftly to cut jobs and sell divisions to help restore profits.

America's flexible and competitive markets should force firms to cut excess capacity and labour more quickly and so restore profits.

Visteon, the auto parts maker, offered early retirement to 12percentt of its salaried workers in the United States yesterday in an effort to restore profits.