Sentences with phrase «to undercut»

Don't undercut so much that you run yourself into debt or out of business.

As it stands, for now, the trolls will continue to plague startups and big companies alike unless Congress musters the will to pass proposed laws to undercut their business model.

Most professionals spend 0 % of their time on the latter, says Morgan, which can seriously undercut their authority.

If you can undercut the competitor's prices, make sure it cost effective.

At the same time, money management pros are lightening up on industries where profits have been undercut by new technologies.

Cab drivers believe, not without reason, that Uber undercuts their ability to make a living.

According to Thomas, exchanges dislike forks because it undercuts the network effects that increase the value of digital currencies like bitcoin.

The Trump administration is in a class by itself and seems unlikely to attract any prominent CEO after publicly undercutting Cohn and Tillerson.

The U.S. carriers have said the Persian Gulf airlines are able to undercut competitors and offer flights to the Middle East and elsewhere thanks to an estimated $ 52 billion in government subsidies.

So they try to undercut the importance of our small - business economy.

Kors was a particularly aggressive foe — opening stores right next to Coach at dozens of malls, to siphon off traffic, and undercutting Coach on price.

If you are lax about goals in the beginning but become vigilant about them all of the sudden, then your team will sense that you're reacting to pressure and creating arbitrary goals, which can undercut your credibility.

They should remain something that complements your existing strategy or indeed allows growth, but you should not be reliant upon them as they have the power to change the very rules you live by... They could increase commission or block sellers in your category and even undercut you on your best - selling product.

While the 5G technology is supposed to provide a cheaper way to connect homes than older, wired broadband networks, the industry still remembers Google's claims that its high - speed Fiber service would undercut cable, which did not prove to be the case.

That could undercut business spending on equipment.

Over the past decade and a half, the industry has witnessed a ton of consolidation (most notably in mergers between Delta and Northwest, United and Continental, and American and U.S. Airways), which means that airlines are less likely to try to undercut one another on price.

According to the public accounts committee, the issue both undercuts British sellers and loses taxpayers up to # 1.5 billion a year.

These start - ups have one thing in common: They think they can undercut the old guard with lower prices and smarter thinking.

Chan said the company revealed the name of an AI once in 2004, which led to «several small - scale competitors undercutting us on price.»

Trump is about to start undercutting Obamacare by relaxing insurance rules.

But that same plan can undercut every long - term goal you have

These minutes underscore a central tension in the bitcoin story: it is a technology whose popularity is tied to its ability to undercut the government and incumbent financial industry's role in currency and money transmission, but one that clearly needs the blessing of both to reach its full potential.

The committee is considering anti-money laundering legislation that would deploy new tools and close loopholes to undercut terrorism financing, counterfeiting and other criminal activity, Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, said in a prepared statement for a Nov. 28 hearing.

Using it can undercut the entire premise of your argument that you deserve to be paid more and you deserve a more competitive salary.

Amy Baxter, a physician and CEO of MMJ Labs, maker of the Buzzy pain - blocking device, stopped selling to some wholesalers when they found they were reselling her company's products on Amazon, undercutting her direct retail efforts.

These days, plenty of brands still try to compete in their industry based on the price of their offering, attempting to undercut competitors while still delivering a product or service that can be called satisfactory.

Early plans call for the standalone speaker to sell in the low $ 100 range, undercutting the competition, while the technologically more complex video chat device would cost a few hundred dollars, one of the people said.

«More rental units are coming online and, on average, rates are significantly undercutting traditional hotel room rates,» he said.

«By being perceived as someone who was rushing to the camera all the time, it can undercut your effectiveness in the body.»

If your office has an account with an expensive cab company, then undercut it.

A sane strategy would have been to steeply undercut Intel's prices, buy market share and prove the product was a safe bet.

One example is the use of stolen financial information to undercut an acquisition target's market value in order to later acquire the company at a fire - sale price.

He has been adding to his position in companies such as Pool Corp., the country's largest supplier of residential pool supplies, in large part because it has few competitors that will be able to undercut it on prices, he said.

Sanger - Katz lays out eight questions that are on a lot of folks» minds after President Trump's latest efforts to undercut the Affordable Care Act — an executive order Thursday morning, followed by an announcement last evening that the government would stop making certain ACA - related payments to insurers — and answers them.

«Travelers may unknowingly pay more and fail to see all of their options because some major hotels have ganged up with Google to undercut competition,» the Journal said in its editorial.

Amazon, which forayed into brick - and - mortar retailing with its purchase of Whole Foods, could upend the grocery industry and undercut traditional retailers by using its deep pockets and large presence, analysts have said.

Instead, the carrier abandoned its opposition and rolled out an unlimited plan that was somewhat more expensive than plans from Sprint and T - Mobile, but which deeply undercut its own previous pricing plans for heavy data users and family plans.

China became a world - beating manufacturer by undercutting competitors; now Bangladesh is beating China at its own game.

But Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, has introduced a new wrinkle that might appear to undercut the theory.

The confusion over the North Korea meeting isn't the first time Trump has appeared to undercut his Japanese partner, Bremmer said.

It would undercut his pride in huge audiences and run counter to type.

The new President is systematically trying to undercut any institution that poses a challenge to his power — the judiciary, the Senate, intelligence agencies, etc. — and the news media, with its power to synthesize, interpret, and amplify all these challenges, ranks at the top of this list.

«We must not undercut our nation's ability to lead around the world in such turbulent times.»

The study could ease fears that the administration will form policies undercutting renewable energy.

It will be reluctant to overspend in Canada, or to undercut the incumbents on price for fear of damaging its margins.

China, which accounts for half the world's steel output, is under fire after its exports hit a record 112 million tons last year, with rivals claiming that Chinese steelmakers have been undercutting them in their home markets.

Some policymakers feel the central bank has already undercut its credibility by raising interest rates while inflation remains so weak.

Getting it wrong could mean the robust cannabis black market stays that way — outside the law — undercutting the attempt to create the nation's largest legal marijuana economy.

Since China joined the World Trade Organization, in 2001, it has been accepted wisdom that low - priced Chinese labour will undercut western manufacturers, driving them toward extinction.

«Any existing company is going to be able to undercut you until they put you out of business.»