Sentence examples for squeeze profits from inspiring English sources

If firms cannot cut wages, then as falling prices squeeze profits, they will cut jobs.

The risk is that deflation will squeeze profits and hence jobs, thereby further depressing demand and prices.

Yet Club Med's fixed costs remain high, he said, so a recession in markets like North America could squeeze profits.

A Gore administration would probably continue attacking tobacco companies and would squeeze profits at health maintenance organizations and drug companies.

Mr Osborne justified this transfer from producers to consumers by noting that other oil-producing countries have tax systems that squeeze profits harder when oil prices are high.

Dwindling margins and lower loan volumes will squeeze profits just as bad loans peak on the back of an expected 20% unemployment rate.

Pirating can squeeze profit margins.

Competitive product markets likewise squeeze profit margins, pare prices and push real wages up.

Rising labour costs will squeeze profit margins, which are at peak levels.

Those companies may find themselves under pressure to squeeze profit margins to compete against suddenly flush Japanese competitors.

Certainly, the company will have to squeeze profit, via improved efficiency, from a smaller share of the market.