Sentence examples for squeeze earnings from inspiring English sources
Stiffer competition and changing tastes might squeeze earnings at home, and the company lacks a thriving global business to fall back on.
Her calls for fairer pay and representation for workers come as labour market experts warn of a tough 2017 for workers, when rising inflation and economic uncertainty could squeeze earnings.
MetLife's chief investment officer told an investor conference earlier this month that the lower interest rates will hurt the company's investment portfolio and will squeeze earnings in 2008 by as much as $115 million.
But other factors were also squeezing earnings differentials during that decade.
One of the UK's big six energy suppliers reported a slide in UK profits today as milder weather hit consumption and rising wholesale prices squeezed earnings.
Its chicken unit has squeezed earnings in 2008 due to high commodity costs for corn, soybean and soybean meal, important feeds, which peaked in the summer, hurting all livestock producers.
But Kumar's big bets have loaded up Tata Tea with expensive debt, raising the specter of squeezed earnings if sales don't grow fast enough to offset high interest payments.
Even in the debased local currency, the share price of Sydney-listed Southcorp is depressed, in part because a just-completed $90 million campaign to double premium red wine output has temporarily squeezed earnings.
Even in the debased local currency, the share price of the Sydney-listed Southcorp is depressed, in part because a just-completed $90 million campaign to double premium red wine output has temporarily squeezed earnings.
At the same time, though, Kumar's big bets have loaded up Tata Tea with expensive debt, raising the specter of squeezed earnings if sales don't grow fast enough to offset high interest payments.
Throw in weaker foreign sales by U.S. multinationals and currency translation losses, as well as the tight U.S. labor markets that force U.S. firms to pay up, and you have a squeeze on earnings.
