unprofitability
IPA: ʌnprɑfɪtʌbˈɪɫɪti
noun
- The state or condition of being unprofitable.
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Examples of "unprofitability" in Sentences
- It is a market in a perpetual state of collective paralysis and unprofitability.
- And some consolidation is probably desirable given the industry's chronic unprofitability.
- When governments seek to keep failed business concepts alive, they subsidize unprofitability.
- Late last month, NewPage Port Hawkesbury put itself into "downtime," citing more than a year of unprofitability.
- But I was shocked to learn just how many effective anti-venoms are going off the market because of a combination of unprofitability and FDA over-regulation.
- While Spoornet had become the latest victim of Transnet's privatisation, a lot of dirty tricks were hidden beneath Spoornet's so-called unprofitability, he said.
- Yet the bank's returns on tangible equity are among the lowest of any major European bank, a reflection of the structural unprofitability of the Italian market and exacerbated by Mr. Profumo's ill-judged acquisition of Capitalia in 2007.
- I would expect startup firms, such as those funded by Mr. Wiggins's company, to be S corporations during their period of unprofitability, or to be LLCs if their owners are ineligible to own shares in S corporations, if this tax is truly a major disincentive to be here.
- Would you be amenable to punishing those who hire illegals with five years 'worth of 20% annual tax penalties with additional five-year extensions for repeat offenders, thereby establishing a corollary between hiring illegals and unprofitability, the only language a company understand?
- After a successful 15-year stint as head of the Pro Bull Riders tour, Bernard answered an executive search from IndyCar, then known as the Indy Racing League, which had just ousted founder Tony George who had essentially inherited the reigns of the organization in a convergence of family politics and unprofitability.
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