Sentence examples for shrinking earnings from inspiring English sources
Co faces tough 3 yrs of shrinking earnings before pipeline comes through.
But Americans are still gloomy about their futures, given mounting layoffs and shrinking earnings.
Apple has long outsold Samsung by value, but its new dominance by volume spells trouble for its South Korean rival, which has been struggling with falling sales and shrinking earnings.
Fannie and Freddie hold a combined $5 trillion in mortgage guarantees on their books but face shrinking earnings and a zero-capital predicament -- a situation David Stevens, head of the Mortgage Bankers Association MBAA), called "unheard of".
The accounting changes, likely to go into effect several years from now, could boost debt levels and shrink earnings.
In contrast, Nokia, which recently reported shrinking profits and shrinking cellphone market share, trades around 17 times earnings.
Late Sunday, Chinas largest insurer spooked investors, reporting a hefty 60.91% drop in net profit for the first quarter of the year to 3.474 billion yuan ($496.29 million) from 8.89 billion yuan ($1.27 billion) a year earlier based on Chinese accounting standards, shrinking its earnings per share to 0.12 yuan (1.7 cents).
However it concedes that the new pay structure may shrink couriers' earnings outside the busy periods that are covered by Boost.
Women, and in particular women of color, are disproportionately represented in poorly-paid care work, so improving the quality of homecare and early care and education jobs shrinks the earnings gap between men and women, as well as the race gap among women.
Shrinking portfolios, slumping earnings and corporate cutbacks have hobbled consumer spending and employment numbers, and those symptoms of a slowdown are washing back onto the markets.
This sustained shrinking of the earnings pool, and its counterpart, the colonisation of the proceeds of growth by a small financial and business elite, has been in part the result of the rise in the supply of global labour.
