Sentence examples for running losses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush says he expects Comverge, which has been running losses, to achieve profitability next year.

The bureau also said a rush to build airports had led to a glut, with 127 or the nation's 143 airports running losses.

It plans to invest an additional $115 billion this year, despite running losses on existing operations that it attributes mainly to rising diesel fuel costs for older lines, as well as rising interest payments.

They include a lagging program aimed at selling off state assets, lax tax collection efforts, the progress of a system of forced transfers and layoffs in the Civil Service, the possible closure of state-owned defense companies that are running losses and a likely end to a moratorium on home foreclosures.

In itself that may not look like a big number but it can be a big thing for a company that's running losses.

Insurers planning to stay in the new marketplaces for the long haul had incentive to price low, in order to grab customers, even if it meant running losses in the short term.

Opponents also worry that private providers could undercut existing public ones, in effect running loss-leader services to drive others out of business.

Many Internet companies are continuing to run losses and to drain their available cash.

A.&P. has run losses for several consecutive quarters, including a $153.7 million loss for the three months ended Sept. 11.

SubmitOrder, privately held, runs losses on about $20 million in annual revenue (for shipping $100 million in goods).

makes 300 house calls a month but will run losses of $80,000 this year, despite subsidies from the local Central DuPage Health system.