loss of market

Loss of market confidence is also said to be a worry.

They probably should mind their accelerated loss of market share though.

This means that inefficient companies will suffer a loss of market share and may have to close down.

This loss of market share would force the Big Three to close yet more plants.

The result was a loss of market share to foreign competitors, a trend that has yet to reverse itself.

In the meantime, the airline was expect to suffer a significant loss of market share.

For instance, advice may avoid a loss of market share and thus prove valuable.

America's loss of market share is all the more serious because other industries depend on semiconductors.

This could result in the domain name's owner suffering a loss of market share and goodwill.

No one doubts that a loss of market share would damage the Big Board.

But because of the potential loss of markets, growers will not be using it.

That led to a 6.6 percent loss of market share as competitors cut their prices and marketed more aggressively.

Mm, yes, leads to loss of market, you know.

"The company has paid for this problem through loss of market, and that loss is much larger than the fines from the government," he said.

"That indicates a significant loss of market share in the premium segment to Marlboro," he added.

Loss of market share means less production, which will inevitably lead to a reduction in the workplace.'

There was a loss of market share and business connections which put Autokaroserija in a very hard situation.

Translation: Foreign governments, worried about a loss of markets, were eager for the dollar not to decline further.

The company said the increase was meant to compensate for a loss of market share to the lower-priced generic version.

Some companies have decided to battle against the loss of market share to imports, even if it means drastic cuts in prices and profits.

All too often, poor labelling policy is the main cause of the loss of market share for traditional producers.

The loss of markets is reflected in the decrease of imports by developing nations.

However it underwent a period of consolidation in the twenties due to a loss of markets.

Mr. Akers also said he would tolerate no further loss of market share.

Now its failure to strengthen reflects a loss of market sensitivity making its value unpredictable.