Sentences with phrase «to operate at a loss»

They're all going to be end up operating at a loss in time.

However, my company operated at a loss of $ 1500 this year.

Suppose BlackBerry were to continue operating at a loss for the next five years and lose $ 1 billion per year along the way.

In operation since 1984, the project was paying interest only on its debt and was still operating at a loss.

Although this program operates at a loss, it has saved this country billions of dollars in potential bankruptcy claims since its inception.

And if they're spending a lot to acquire those customers while operating at a loss, they're in trouble.

As a philanthropic endeavor, that might not be the ultimate objective, but a plan to at least not operate at a loss and possibly break - even could make the operation survive.

Its core business of generation actually operated at a loss, and the company only made a profit because of revenue from unused coal that it sold overseas.

Hard to imagine that anyone will knowingly operate at a loss.

It's very unlikely this stuff is operating at a loss because they buy it cheap and sell it for double the price.

IT can turn a loss / loss situation (the client can't afford a lawyer, and the lawyer operates at a loss), into a win / win.

Otherwise you would go out of business if your PM keeps operating at a loss.

Per memory (and you are much closer) most British coal mines were operating at a loss in 1984, so what they were producing was not economic reserves.

In one possible scenario, miners would continue their efforts even if forced to operate at a loss for a limited amount of time.

Although this program operates at a loss, it has saved the country billions of dollars in bankruptcy claims.

Despite operating at a loss, Google has retained the majority of Motorola's patents and gained a defensive move to fight patent litigation by its primary competitors.

In return, prosecutors argued, Mr. Skelos pushed through legislation favorable to PRI, such as a bill that protected malpractice companies operating at a loss from liquidation by state regulators.

Asheville renters insurance can be very difficult to find, because with rates held artificially low, mono - line home insurance policies (without a bundled supporting policy such as auto) almost invariably operate at a loss to most carriers.

The study also examined the investment results from the net current asset companies which operated at a loss (about one - third of the entire sample of firms) as compared to the investment results of the net current asset companies which operated profitably.

Mines will only operate at a loss for so long, so for any mine which focuses on gold, when the price of gold is below that price for long enough, the mine will cease operation.

(Owners say that it costs around $ 1 million a year to maintain a pro team, most operate at a loss, and their primary source of revenue — sponsorships — can be fickle, especially when teams get relegated out of LoL's championship tier.)

Many new airports operate at a loss.

It could become a future reason for failure if our income drops due to lack of sucess on the field and we start operating at a loss.

Feeding into this, many CRCs are now operating at a loss as fewer low - and medium - risk cases have been referred to them than had been projected.

(Accounting for all its operating costs, the company lost $ 5,003,000 in the first quarter of 2008, though operating at a loss is not uncommon or necessarily a very bad sign for a technology startup.)

Half of Mississippi's rural providers operate at a loss, for example, according to the report, which was presented last week at the annual National Rural Health Association (NRHA) conference in Washington, D.C. Rural communities, however, are in desperate need of care: They tend to be poorer, older and less healthy than their urban counterparts.

Polis, 32, said the discrepancy in tax and income data over the seven years is primarily based on whether he was developing companies — which would often operate at a loss in their initial years — or selling a company.

However, the price rally may be based more on hope at this point, rather than any immediate earnings enhancement — as ThyssenKrupp currently operates at a loss, which likely matches / exceeds Rigidal's current profit.

The firms operating at a loss had slightly higher investment returns than the firms with positive earnings: 31.3 % per year for the unprofitable companies versus 28.9 % per year for the profitable companies.

sony had 10 billion war chest wen ps3 released ps3 has lost 6 billion sony corp bled another few billion so weres the cash, its all gone there 3D tvs will not save them sony will operate at loss again this year..

A recent survey of contemporary art galleries found that fully 30 % of 8,000 polled operate at a loss, further affirming my belief that all of us in the art world are at least a little bit crazy to continue doing what we do.

Over 50 % of all farms in the US operate at a LOSS.

At least half of Australia's mines operate at a loss when the price of coal is below $ US87.

She was in the process of trying to build a photography business with her new boyfriend, but it was faltering and was in fact operating at a loss.

To cover all those medical bills, they likely have to raise premiums — or pull out of the marketplaces entirely to preclude operating at a loss.

Walt Disney Interactive Media was the only segment operating at a loss, as the the unit's income was down 32 percent for the year, though it gained 10 percent during the quarter.

MoviePass has acknowledged that they'll indeed by operating at a loss at first, but they're confident that this won't cause them to go out of business.

The giant bite of music royalties is endemic to the industry — most streaming music services operate at a loss.

BCS seems to have started to operate at a loss near the end of April.

The 30 - year - old company had been operating at a loss of about $ 100,000 per day by late 2016 and, with physical music sales plummeting year after year in the industry at large, that trend was unlikely to let up.

The investor hopes that despite operating at a loss, the property will appreciate in the long run (and long - term capital appreciation is typically taxed at a lower rate than current income).

But The Times still operates at a loss, and The Sun would need a million subscribers to make the same business model work.

Asheville renters insurance can be very difficult to find, because with rates held artificially low, mono - line home insurance policies (without a bundled supporting policy such as auto) almost invariably operate at a loss to most carriers.

The study also examined the investment results from the net current asset companies which operated at a loss (about one - third of the entire sample of companies) as compared to the investment results of the net current asset companies which operated profitably.

Kimishima also said the Switch will not operate at a loss, but unless they can pull a time machine out of one Mario's hats, there's no way to know how the console will do.

Although this program operates at a loss, it has saved this country billions of dollars in potential bankruptcy claims since its inception.

The companies operating at a loss had slightly higher investment returns than the companies with positive earnings: 31.3 % per year for the unprofitable companies versus 28.9 % per year for the profitable companies.

They know that, unlike Arsenal or Liverpool, the west London club are happy to operate at a loss in order to be a) successful on the pitch, b) grow the brand globally and c) take over the world.