Sentence examples for revenue squeeze from inspiring English sources

In March the site confirmed it was cutting jobs as a result of the ad revenue squeeze.

Pricing is also complicated by ongoing, unresolved talks with musicians and songwriters over royalties.Yet record companies can scarcely afford this revenue squeeze.

Like its peers, it has faced a revenue squeeze as interest rates rose in anticipation that the Federal Reserve was ready to scale back its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying program.

Faced with slowing foreign investment and a revenue squeeze, Pranab Mukherjee, until recently the finance minister, bizarrely attacked foreign investors, such as Vodafone, and retrospectively tried to rewrite tax rules.

The Treasury must be much more imaginative in helping facilitate new investment vehicles – which could easily raise £100bn or more of secure long-term funds – and ease the revenue squeeze on councils and housing associations for a massive social house building programme.

The revenue squeeze is on, just as the cost side of the ledger is going haywire.

When partners defect, Mr. Bower said, the firm still faces leasing and personnel costs, but with fewer lawyers to bring in revenue, squeezing profits.

Social media networks, such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are garnering the lion's share of ad impressions and revenue, squeezing out the specialized publishers that produce content for enthusiasts.

With more than 2,500 entrepreneurs, investors and service providers, or "outsiders," the overall enthusiastic tone of the conference was embedded in the power of technology (ed-tech) to grow revenue and squeeze inefficiencies out of the learning process.

Value-added taxes, a reliable source of revenue, were squeezed.

"The payroll tax and revenue-sharing squeeze is well known.