Sentence examples for revive profitability from inspiring English sources
More people are shopping online instead of at stores, and the retailer is looking for ways to revive profitability.
Whatever the reason, the postponement is a blow to Sony's bid to revive profitability.
The tax was presented as a punitive reaction to the revived profitability of the banks, something the administration had aggressively sought to bring about.
Patch, revived to profitability as an independent company after being spun out of Aol, has focused on distribution.
In its final report on Ireland's progress under the rescue scheme, published on Friday, the European commission said: "With public debt level at 124% of GDP in 2013, Ireland needs to continue with fiscal consolidation, reduce the private-sector debt overhang, and improve bank profitability to revive lending".
This could bounce back quickly with economic recovery in America and, provided that cost increases from environmental measures are not too onerous, the long-haul travel on which BA's profitability depends should revive in time.
Xerox may have to copy some of its competitors to revive its tarnished name and return to profitability.
Mr. Dimon said the board had not given him a deadline for restoring Bank One's profitability and reviving employee morale.
The opacity and unpredictability of this system, along with the UF.C.'s dominance and evident profitability, have revived calls for a fighters' union; the baseball agent Jeff Borris is one of the people trying to start one.
Despite concerns that the industry veteran Green could not revive the retailer's flagging fortunes, Retail Acquisitions insists it knows how to return the store chain to profitability and has a credible plan to fund it.
While Pershing Square's efforts to revive J. C. Penney, a retailer, are faltering, nobody thinks that is due to an excessive focus on short-term profitability.To the critics, those activist shareholders not motivated by short-term financial gain have other dubious intentions.
