Sentence examples for widening profit from inspiring English sources

Nvidia, too, has reported positive surprises and has had good sales growth and widening profit margins, measures also heavily weighted by Citi.

Jonathan Gruber, a former Treasury Department official who is a professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said that he wrote a report in 1998 arguing that banks were making excessive profits, but that Congress cut the rate for students 80 basis points while reducing the bank rate 30 basis points, effectively widening profit margins.

This is the deliberate and secret habit of widening profit margins through a reduction in the quality of materials.

Such invariably leads to increased unit output, stable to firm pricing, increased sales growth, widening profit margins and upside earnings reports.

To tease out good small-cap investment candidates, the stock selection segment of the Mellon model focuses on earnings momentum as well as widening profit margins, improving balance sheets, higher-than-average operating leverage and cheaper-than-average valuations.

The U.S. cereal market is not a place to seek rapid growth, but Sanger said General Mills is looking to expand overseas, where sales account for about 15% of overall revenue and offer the possibility of widening profit margins.

Profit margins are widening: net profits are predicted to have grown by 39%.

Merrill relied on cost-cutting to widen profit margins at existing businesses.

So they have moved quickly -- by Japanese standards, at least -- to cut costs and widen profit margins.

Limited said it kept inventory low, so it offered fewer price cuts, helping to widen profit margins.

Giving more store space to DVD titles will widen profit margins 2 to 3percentt annually by the end of next year, said Blockbuster's chief executive, John Antioco.