Sentence examples for slipping profits from inspiring English sources

The stock subsequently climbed to 131 as investors appeared to focus more on rising revenue than on slipping profits.

Primark's latest results show no sign of growth slipping: profits jumped by more than a quarter to £298m in the six months to the start of March, while the company rang through sales worth £2.3bn – up 14% up on last year.

Dropping markets, smoked commodities, falling shipping rates, slowing Chinese macro growth, a Eurozone stuck in neutral, Fed uncertainty, lackluster domestic wage growth, and slipping profit expansion among American firms lashed to high public multiples were all warnings.

When shipments slip, profits slip even faster.

Though a cheap stock, trading at ten times estimated earnings, the company's sales have been slipping and profits are still below its 2000 peak of $64 million.

In many parts of the industry, notably trading, overall pay is slipping as profits have disappointed.

With Times circulation slipping and profits only marginal in recent years, The Trentonian appeared to have gained the upper hand among Trenton's largely working-class population of 96,000.

While helping broker the deal between securities firms and the states, NYSE Chairman and Chief Executive Dick Grasso Dick Grasso has watched the value of an exchange seat decline 40%, member firms' profits slip 33% and specialist profits dip 4%.

Its Windows business remains huge and immensely profitable, but the franchise is showing its age, with revenue and profits slipping in the year that ended in July.

The company has cracked under market pressures, with its sales and profits slipping in recent quarters.

With profits slipping, some smaller investment banks are finding it difficult to go it alone.