Sentences with phrase «too much profit»

He did manage to bring home a check, but in 1982 he cut ties with Realty World, which was draining too much profit, and restructured the business.

I kept hunting for a better solution - I knew there was WAY too much profit margin in those cabinets.

In the absence of regulation, insurers might charge rates that are too high and that generate too much profit.

Too much profit to still be made by the status quo.

They taught me to be suspicious of anyone trying to make too much profit off their old stuff and not to hesitate to negotiate the price if it seemed too high.

They know that changing their plans for that game will set them back far too much profit wise at this point so they think it'll be easier to bite the bullet, go ahead with it, do a massive PR marathon for it while trying to trick as many people as they can into thinking it's not as bad.

That was a great trading day» and leaving work early, they continue to trade, accumulating additional trading fees and giving up too much profit.

But are they risking losing too much profit?

How are dealers kept happy while not letting them make too much profit - profit that could go to the parent.

School board members Carl Paladino and Larry Quinn say the company made too much a profit while managing the more than $ 1 - billion in taxpayer dollars for the project.

, what annoys me the most is he is paid 8m a year.untill Wenger goes it will not change as he makes too much profit to be sacked.

Giving back too much profits to the market?

Not exact matches

Paying too much for rent, labor, machinery, materials, shipping and so on can put a strain on cash flow and kill the profit margin.

Because many companies employing low - wage workers face too much competition to pass the increased labor cost on to customers, a higher minimum wage would mean lower small business profits or costly investment in labor saving equipment.

As Marx foresaw, capitalism's inherent drive to maximize profits and market reach (what I call windfall exploitation) leads to boom - bust cycles of rapid growth in production and the subsequent bust caused by too much capacity and saturated markets.

Sure, it's nice when your revenues are strong, but if you spent too much on advertising to generate those revenues, you must account for this, which you can do using a net profit dashboard.

Will governments, investors and green - minded consumers, who put their faith in the sun's power to help wean us off our fossil - fuel addiction, back away from another technology that promised too much — in jobs and profits as much as in renewable energy — and failed to deliver?

You even bought your first stock, sold it because you were fretting too much about it one month later, for a small profit.

Price them too low and you'll undercut your profit margin so much that you could wind up in a hole.

All these methods can help you «let your profits run,» but will get you out if the price moves too much against you.

Unless you have a big profit cushion in a position and can hold through a 20 % to 30 % price correction without feeling too much pressure, it may be wise to raise the stop prices on any open positions you are holding (then wait for lower risk re-entry points to emerge).

Earnings season is about to get underway, too, which is more than likely going to show a fourth straight quarterly decline in profits — and if firms aren't seeing bottom line leverage, they may be slow to dole out new positions, or much in the way of payroll hikes.

The job growth is fake, there's been no wage growth since 1999, inflation numbers are false, government debt is too high, corporate profits are too low, corporate profits are unsustainably high, companies aren't reinvesting their profits, companies are buying back too much stock, the Federal Reserve is propping up the market, the Federal Reserve is keeping rates artificially low, and so on.

Canadian politicians could have avoided the mess years ago, but enjoyed the profits too much to complain.

One can never learn too much about how to maximize profits and streamline business spending.

This limited partnership entitles you to receive a part of the profit of the business without taking too much of your time and attention.

The key is to find the right balance for your existing lifestyle so that you turn a profit without too much spent.

It is noteworthy that shares in Medibank Private hit a record high the day after Opposition Leader Bill Shorten attacked the private health insurance industry for allegedly earning excessive profits, holding too much capital and ripping off customers with too many policy exclusions.

The Australian profits share is higher than in the US, but we should not make too much of the difference in levels — there are possible differences in the relative sizes of incorporated and non-incorporated sectors, the extent of public versus private sector ownership of the capital stock, and so on.

As such, it is prudent to take profits when possible and not reach too much.

A decade ago, the company suffered from too much debt and substandard profit margins.

The primary mistake that those who were bearish on profit margins made in earlier phases of the current market cycle — and I would have to include myself in that group, at least for a time — was not the mistake of having «wrong» beliefs about the subject, but rather the mistake of assigning too much confidence to those beliefs.

I'm not going to waste too much of your time on this strategy because Warren Buffet, the living Intelligent Investor, has tried and failed repeatedly to profit from bargain issues and since 1989 has publicly denounced what he nicknamed the «cigar - butt» strategy.

Anyway, I love your blog, your breaker - sheep thoughts / actions and you as a person, but my last issue is that you are writing about too many relevant and intriguing issues and I'm losing «profits» by spending too much time reading and commenting... any chance I could get a financial kick - back (profit) for my time spent adding to the spirtiuality section of your blog!?

However Ms Holgate said Australia Post, which returned to a $ 95 million profit this year after a $ 222 million loss in 2015, don't want to spend too much on infrastructure for Amazon's benefit and be left with legacy infrastructure.

So that's all very well, but we still have Debuchy and Akpom claiming their wages, and we could have had even more profit if we hadn't demanded too much from Inter Milan for Mustafi.....

Chips Keswick is an old etonian and doesn't really care too much so long as the club is in profit either.

I can't be sure but if I was the owner of spuds and using them as a profit making machine to fund my XXXX and they started to unite and cause the profits to drop then I believe I would sell before they cost me too much or any other asset I may own.

If all fans did that then Silent Stan will see the profits disappear and want to sell his shares to get his cash back before we cost him too much.

BUT what we'll get is no profit on Flamini, Arteta and Rosicky and maybe only one major purchase to the tune of «there are no players out there for sale who are better than what we have» or «we tried to sign the player but the club he was at asked too much» or a desultory offer for say karim Benzema of 35 million and one half pence, just to piss the club he's at off enough to refuse to sell full stop.

«We do it to turn a profit or at least not lose too much... Nobody will be criticizing the predictive power of our odds, they'll be looking at the money we made.»

part of that is an owner and board who put their profits way above the performance of the team but it is also a manager who conforms to the wishes of the board (and for all I know may have an ownership stake as well) by putting their short term interests above the long term performance of the team as a result the team itself has become corrupted by the regime through insufficient investment in upgrading the team (all the more damaging as the environment in which the team operates has become increasingly competitive) with ocassional panic acquisitions to meet minimal (but ever diminishing) performance targets to keep fans on board the result is a massively unbalanced team of overpaid compliant players who have been around for too long, inexperienced (and also overpaid) young players who have not cost the club much (or anything) and small islands of quality players..

They are happy reaping the rewards of running a steady NOT overtly ambitious ship that turns a healthy profit each year without spending too much or taking any real risks.

No big surprise The board does not treat silverware as a priority As long as they make a healthy profit, that's all that matters As long as Wenger doesn't spend too much, tickets are bought and we get in top 4, They are pleased with Wenger Nothing has changed or will change

This shouldn't deter bettors too much though as Juventus were listed at +4650 at one point during last year's tournament but still made it to the final against Barcelona (which set up bettors for great hedging opportunities to secure a profit).

So the question really is not how much of a tw @t Samir Nasri is, after all he like all footballers are really all about the money and have very short lifespans, but more about the club making a profit on everything it does and NOT wanting to extend its reach too far towards champions league and EPL succsess.

Sportsbooks are not trying to balance the action — they really wouldn't be able to make too much of a profit if they did.

Industry has made food the focus by putting profit over public health, which in turn shifts the spotlight to «what we're eating»... which in turn creates «righteous» reasons not to shovel the junk in kids» mouths... which in turn puts way too much emphasis on the tug - o - war bit for kids» health and well - being.

John Carroll, president of the Kirk Corp. of Streamwood, told the board that their request for an acre of property for a park would cut their profit margin too much to continue with the project.

Unless you're selling on an enormous scale, it's just not possible to make a living on carriers that are priced too low (also keeping in mind that sales in such large quantities will necessitate pricing them at a wholesale level, making your own profits much lower).