Sentence examples for squeezing margins from inspiring English sources

As the dollar rises their costs will stay constant but their sales will fall, squeezing margins.

The current slowdown in the market, and the slowing pace of rent increases, are already squeezing margins.

Plastics are up as much as 50percentt, rubber 26percentt and aluminum 33percentt, further squeezing margins.

Meanwhile the price of the iron ore the steelmakers import as their core ingredient rose by nearly 50% in the first half of the year, squeezing margins.

America's new health laws will reduce payments to hospitals while forcing them to invest in expensive information-technology systems, thereby squeezing margins.

The strength of the euro is eating into profits on German car exports to America and bloated labour costs at Volkswagen's factories are squeezing margins on European sales.

These tightly squeezed margins increase the companies' reliance on the power of data and analytics.

"If you squeeze margins, you're forcing them to cut safety".

"Production costs are pushed up by rising prices in commodities, and it has squeezed margins.

The result was excess capacity and squeezed margins, right up to the late 1990's.

The falling oil price squeezed margins for ethanol, another Tate & Lyle product, used in petrol.