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• Consumer companies frequently manage their customer relationships haphazardly and unprofitably.
• Other troupers flailing away unprofitably here include Joan Cusack, Joan Plowright and Dean Stockwell.
• Ever since we acquired La Conexion Familiar ( in 1992 ), it has operated unprofitably,
• For example, in the year 2000 Bayer AG stopped their production of polycarbonate films, due to unprofitably low sales volumes.
• Ritchie's dreams of punk music stardom proceed slowly and unprofitably, and he turns a few tricks to make ends meet.
• Eric Benhamou, Palm's chairman and interim chief executive, stresses that low prices won't mean that the company sells product unprofitably.
• I will tell you frankly right now that I myself will never accept as legitimate any actions which are pointlessly and unprofitably rude to our readership.
• Either they have huge grain movements that leave them short of cars and anger shippers and politicians, or they lack shipments and have grain cars sitting unprofitably idle.
• "There are many businesses which operate completely unprofitably, " said James Henderson, an oil and gas analyst for MFK Renaissance, a Moscow investment firm.
• The ships usually managed one round voyage to Australia per year, and half of this time was unprofitably spent in port, loading, unloading or waiting for cargos.
• The company's shipyards created problems, and when the board wanted to produce ships unprofitably due to employment reasons, Vesa was against it, and became subsequently fired.
• Consolidated Mines ceased working in 1857, and in 1861 amalgamated with the neighbouring United Mines and Wheal Clifford to form Clifford Amalgamated Mines, which continued, unprofitably, until 1870.
• The dividend was reduced in the face of heavy losses in Great Britain, where a 40 percent reduction in wholesale power prices put TXU's long-term contracts unprofitably above market.
• While the government may consider the group's rates of return when approving rate increases, the prospectus said, it could also keep rates unprofitably low on grounds of affordability or curbing inflation.
• When Hilton made its takeover offer in January, it accused ITT of mismanagement, contending that the company was unnecessarily and unprofitably holding on to assets unrelated to its core hotel and gambling businesses.
• Cost-cutting could save several airlines from bankruptcy and, eventually, allow them to buy their own aircraft rather than lease unprofitably, said Booth, the analyst who is advising the executives.
• The Queen's Gambit is not considered a true gambit, in contrast to the King's Gambit, because the pawn is either regained, or can only be held unprofitably by Black.
• The " Hero " was declared unseaworthy while in Chile and never returned, and his partner in the " Alpha ", John James of Philadelphia, ran that ship unprofitably.
• They would even brag of customer bases of perhaps 100, 000, he added, a figure traditional direct marketers _ many of whom count their customers in the millions _ would generally consider to be unprofitably low.
• TXU's British operation, which provided electricity service to more than 5 million residences, ran aground this year when wholesale prices collapsed and left TXU's long-term power purchase contracts unprofitably above market.