He even ate into Mr. Sanders's support among white men.
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Apparently, it ate into her bed time in a big way.
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But Cox steadily ate into his margins as votes were counted.
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High gas prices ate into the finances of overstretched American families.
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Weaker-than-expected demand in Europe ate into the company's sales forecast.
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BP had cut costs as lower oil prices ate into its profit.
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Fuel costs, which surged 42 percent from a year ago, ate into its profit.
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It also ate into the time senators had to ask questions about the agreement.
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A slight uptick in crude prices during the third quarter also ate into industry margins.
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It ate into my margins, but I decided that these could be important future clients.
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As a result, the tax cut ate into a larger base of expected tax revenue.
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B&G said in February that freight costs ate into its 2017 income of $217.5 million.
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Those actions ate into profit margins and contributed to the severity of the industry's eventual crash.
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The mobile and digital revolutions ate into its once-buoyant CD, DVD, and video game sales.
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Households also ate into their savings, with the savings ratio dropping to its lowest in eight years.
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The U.S. government shutdown and maintenance issues also ate into the bottom line, the company said Thursday.
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However, higher costs for PET plastic along with negative exchange rate effects ate into the unit's profits.
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While that made no difference to Cantonese diners, it ate into the profits of US chicken producers.
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Investing in cultivation centers in Canada and Portugal increased Tilray's costs and ate into the company's gross margin.
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She said she had chosen to buy bottled water, an unexpected cost that ate into her family budget.
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American Airlines said a 42 percent increase in fuel costs ate into its third-quarter profit despite record revenue.
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Altria's investment in Canadian cannabis company Cronos ate into the tobacco company's first-quarter profits, the company said Thursday.
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By the war's end, television had become a common fixture in American households, which ate into film industry's profits.
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The company closed 19 stores last year, which ate into Kohl's sales and weighed on its e-commerce results.
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The water from the new source was not treated properly, and ate into lead-containing pipes, causing the contamination.
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Nike's revenue in the fourth quarter ended May 31 was hurt by a strong dollar that ate into overseas sales.
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The waves ate into one tourist beach, pulling hunks of it away and toppling thatch umbrellas cemented into the sand.
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The app opens up stock trading to customers that were previously cut-out by trading-fees that ate into profits.
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On Friday, the index retreated 0.04 percent as weakness on Wall Street ate into earlier gains in Asia and Europe.
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Profitability of the division, though, was hurt by operating cost inflation, as rising freight and commodity costs ate into margins.
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The airline said more expensive fuel ate into its operating margin last quarter, bringing it to an expected 11 percent.
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The cooling economy ate into liquor sales, cutting Mr. Gonzalez's commissions and leaving him unable to make his monthly payments.
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She was the first to bring together insects and their habitats, including food they ate, into a single ecological composition.
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Some nationalist and anti-EU candidates enjoyed solid gains, while Liberal and Green parties also ate into the centrist block's stronghold.
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JD.com's fourth-quarter lossRMB 909.2 million (US$139.7 million) ate into those annual profits on account of spending across the business.
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That may not sound like much, but it ate into his razor-thin profit margin and prompted him to stop hiring.
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But China's technology exporters suffered huge sales drops of up to 40 percent, which ate into profits that pay for technology research.
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The government's federal budget announced last week was notably short on vote-winning incentives as falling commodity prices ate into state revenues.
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Pollution from the highly corrosive river water then ate into the city's water system, causing lead to leach into the water supply.
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Cheaper mass retailers — like dollar stores, drugstores and convenience stores — also ate into Fairway's business, the company said in its bankruptcy filings.
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It launched a venture capital arm, hoping to catch new trends — like kombucha and gluten-free — before they ate into its sales.
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Last month, Ford said it was cutting thousands of jobs across Europe as emissions rules and declining demand ate into its profits.
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Despite pared back inventory levels and chillier weather, Kohl's said the "competitive promotional environment" ate into its gross margin more than originally anticipated.
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"I had abscesses that ate into the bone," said Susan Wells, a patient at the nonprofit Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center in West Louisville.
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Georgia then found its shooting touch and ate into the deficit, with Rayshaun Hammonds, Jordan Harris and Derek Ogbeide all playing big roles.
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The medical costs, food, and the three-hour travel back and forth to the nearest clinic in Nashville ate into her meager savings.
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A2 Milk also reported lower-than-expected annual profit on the back of higher marketing costs which ate into gains from robust Chinese sales.
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The cash outflow from Flipkart's business also ate into Walmart's profits for the end of 2018 as well as dampening ts earnings outlook for 2019.
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The increase in demand only provided a more modest lift to overall output and employment as higher prices of raw materials ate into firms' profits.
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I had this crazy dream that I had to enter everything I ate into a little computer so that it was safe for my body.
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But its shares have fallen some 13 percent this year and 18 percent from a May 2017 peak, as development costs ate into immediate profits.
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And then over time, all of those losses ate into the venture cash that was on the balance sheet and they ran out of money.
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The opposition Labour party ate into the ruling Conservative's majority in Thursday's vote by campaigning left-wing on an anti-austerity, pro-social spending platform.
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" His talk, according to Miller, "was a sort of devouring process: when he described a place he ate into it, like a goat attacking a carpet.
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The pressure ate into the lender's net interest margin - a key measure of underlying profitability - which declined 6 basis points quarter-on-quarter to 1.89 percent.
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BMW posted flat third-quarter operating profit on Friday as investments in new technologies and hiring staff ate into profits from sales of its premium cars.
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Genel slipped further into the red last year after it again downgraded reserves at its flagship oilfield and weak oil prices ate into profits, it said.
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Premier's debt rose after it bought the North Sea assets of German energy company E.ON last year and after weak oil prices ate into revenue streams.
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Crude oil futures were mixed as concerns about the stronger dollar and doubts over OPEC's planned production cuts ate into the broad revival in risk appetite.
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The pressure ate into the lender's net interest margin - a key measure of underlying profitability - which declined 20213 basis points quarter-on-quarter to 1.89 percent.
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Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, a mid-sized lender, rose 3.4% as traders bought in on cost cutting plans even as remediation costs ate into cash earnings.
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JetBlue and most of its rivals have struggled over the past year, however, as fuel costs ate into carriers' bottom lines and investors dumped airline stocks.
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Connolly said rivals also gained ground with aggressive promotions and that their lower prices ate into merchandising support it had expected for its Marie Callender's frozen meals.
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Goldman Sachs profit slumped for the third straight quarter as a $5 billion settlement of crisis-era legal claims ate into earnings in a tumultuous three months.
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As the estimated cost rose from 3.40963 billion to 11.2 billion reais and a deep recession ate into government revenue, public money dried up and work stalled.
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It nabbed the advertising of the grocery stores, ate into the ads of the real estate business and dominated the incredibly valuable market in paid death notices.
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The trade spat between the world's top two economies dominated markets last year and ate into profits as companies grappled with supply chain disturbances and expensive imports.
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When the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality failed to treat the corrosive water, it ate into the city's iron and lead pipes and leached into the drinking water.
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The lender's net interest income (NII) for the year stood at 2.1 billion euros, down 7 percent on the previous year as competition for lending ate into margins.
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As a result, Spanish banks have been trimming costs, including through branch closures, since a 2012 financial crisis which ate into earnings and pushed some into state bailouts.
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The Flint River's water was more corrosive than the previous supply, and it ate into the lead pipes that carried water to many of Flint's nearly 100,000 residents.
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But Jones, who won the 2015 series championship in a KBM truck, ate into the gap steadily and had his one shot at the win on Lap 52.
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Operating margin in the construction equipment business, Caterpillar's biggest, fell to 18.5 percent from 19.7 percent a year earlier as higher manufacturing and freight costs ate into profits.
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The plan to reuse it many times, à la "I Got You Babe" in "Groundhog Day," the show's most obvious antecedent, ate into most of the music budget.
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American Airlines' third-quarter profit fell more than 21.13 percent from a year earlier as higher fuel costs ate into the largest airline's bottom line, despite high travel demand.
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The state Department of Environmental Quality failed to treat the corrosive water, which ate into the city's iron and lead pipes, causing lead to leach into the drinking water.
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In currencies, the sharp move higher in the dollar ate into a pound rebound, though the British currency was still up against the greenback after four days of declines.
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Royal Dutch Shell reported a more than 2225 percent fall in quarterly profits on Thursday, well below analyst estimates, as weak oil and gas prices further ate into revenue.
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But in recent years, even as low interest rates ate into the industry's profits, some companies engaged in complex financial maneuvers that enabled them to pay hefty shareholder dividends.
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Americans' net worth fell at the highest level since the financial crisis in the fourth quarter of 2018 as sliding stock market prices ate into the household balance sheet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dealing with cyber hacks on banks ate into profit last year at the SWIFT messaging system, which financial institutions use to move trillions of dollars each day.
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Retailers argued that the penalties would go a long way toward deterring future theft, and that rampant shoplifting ate into already thin profit margins, potentially raising prices for consumers.
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A crazy workweek ate into your prep time, your daughter's partner decided to go vegan this year, your cousin hates sweet potatoes with the fire of a thousand suns.
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Mr Dudley took the helm at BP in 2010, soon after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, steering the company through a flood of legal claims that ate into its profits.
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Consumer spending growth would ease as inflation ate into households' purchasing power, INSEE said, predicting consumer prices would rise 1.0 percent this year compared with only 0.2 percent last year.
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In currencies, the sharp move higher in the dollar ate into a pound rebound, though the British currency was still slightly up against the greenback after four days of declines.
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The Reese's Pieces maker, which had already raised prices on other products this year, beat quarterly earnings forecasts when it reported last week, even though price hikes ate into volumes.
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Tiffany's sales fell 5.6 percent in the holiday quarter as a strong dollar hurt tourist spending at its stores in the United States and ate into revenue from other markets.
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The investment seems to be part of Target's bigger push to regain some of the ground it's lost as online shopping and bargain retail competitors ate into its market share.
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It suffered 13 consecutive quarters of declining sales, its shares lagged the Standard & Poor's 19873-stock index, and start-ups like the Dollar Shave Club ate into its market share.
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The troubles echo a trend seen across UK grocers where discount chains such Lidl and Aldi ate into the profits of long-established chains such as Sainsbury, Tesco and Morrison.
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It began in West Virginia, where classroom instructors were mad as hell over constant increases in health-care premiums that ate into tiny paychecks (some as little as $32,000 a year).
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks : Switzerland's largest telecoms provider boosted net income by nearly 10% even as price erosion ate into full-year sales.
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Energy major Royal Dutch Shell reported a more than 70 percent fall in quarterly profit on Thursday, well below analysts' estimates, as weak oil and gas prices further ate into revenue.
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The issue, which ate into gains for Tesla shares on Monday, came at a time when Tesla is dealing with reports of crashes involving its vehicles and growing skepticism over its finances.
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Much of the decline was due to promotions it made at the end of the previous quarter which increased shipments in that period but ate into sales in the most recent period.
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He was interested in the intricacies of police work and asked instructors question after question, to the point that his questions ate into the cadets' break time, according to a friend, Capt.
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Delta Air Lines on Thursday said it expects its profits to grow in 2019 thanks to higher revenue and a decline in fuel prices that ate into the sector's bottom line this year.
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The 38-year-old former mayor ate into former Vice President Joe Biden's support in Iowa and he's expected to do the same in New Hampshire, which goes to the polls on Tuesday.
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GRAPHIC: China's yuan weakens past 7 per dollar - here Major airlines posted losses in the first half, as a softer yuan ate into their profits, given their large amounts of dollar-denominated debt.
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WARSAW, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Polish lender Bank Millennium reported a 16-percent year-on-year fall in its third-quarter net profit, as a bank tax and record-low interest rates ate into results.
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While revenue in both those divisions increased, driver incentives ate into about half of the food-delivery unit's sales while the contribution loss from the division that includes trucking rose by more than 300%.
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Drugmakers such as Mylan and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd have suffered over the past few years as a steep fall in generic prices ate into their profits, but they have lately seen prices stabilizing.
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Portugal's Millennium BCP unit reported an almost 16-percent fall of its first-quarter net profit year-on-year to 137 million zlotys ($35.48 million), as a newly-imposed bank tax ate into profits.
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PARIS, May 15 (Reuters) - Credit Agricole's quarterly profit fell short of expectations on Tuesday as lower revenue from French retail and capital markets trading ate into gains from asset management at the banking group.
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Another merger, between CF Industries of the United States and OCI of the Netherlands, fell apart in May after changes to American rules for so-called tax inversions ate into the deal's anticipated benefits.
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The river water was more corrosive and it wasn't treated properly, so it ate into the old pipes and brought lead to the city's residents, some of whom suffered health problems after this happened.
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As networks sold more commercials that in turn ate into running time — wearing down episodes to 20 minutes or so — it became harder and harder for shows to tell original stories in the format.
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While the demonetization strategy ate into growth rates across the country, and likely didn't reduce the amount of money in circulation, according to Indian financial publication LiveMint, the 221G rollout was a huge success.
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They also intend to show the devastation that unfolded from the yearslong pill dump: how addiction ate into every sector of county life, crippling budgets for law enforcement, foster care and first-responder squads.
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The data also showed China's crude processing rate fell in August to its lowest since December, with independent refiners prolonging maintenance shutdowns as higher oil prices and a new tax regime ate into margins.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Higher government spending ate into Britain's seasonal budget surplus in July, underlining the budget constraints facing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has promised to boost outlays as he prepares the country for Brexit.
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The parent company of the dairy firm tumbled more than 12% on the New Zealand bourse as it reported lower-than-expected annual profit on higher costs, which ate into gains from robust Chinese sales.
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Tellingly, however, a number of native smartphone makers are up in the country, including, notably, Huawei, which saw a 23.3 percent uptick for the quarter, suggesting that the ascendant company ate into Apple's market share.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's economy shrank in the third quarter, remaining in recession as inflation ate into consumer purchasing power and weak activity in top trading partner Brazil hurt manufacturing, government data showed on Thursday.
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That handily beats operating profit growth of 6 percent in the previous quarter when its Galaxy S9 device missed sales targets and competition from cheaper Chinese-made phones ate into margins for its mobile business.
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"The figures show a deep drop, which aligns, not causation but correlation, with the story that Lularoe expanded too quickly and ate into their initial sellers' market and/or that the merchandise is problematic," Foohey said.
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NEW YORK, Jan 284 (IFR) - The US high-grade market was eerily quiet this week as market volatility ate into any enthusiasm generated by AB InBev's record-setting US$210bn jumbo deal in the previous week.
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The profit margin at its core VW brand slipped to 3.8 percent last year, down from 4.2 percent, as higher investments into electric cars and challenges getting combustion-engined vehicles certified ate into profits, VW said.
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Although many high profile firms in the investment banking and tech sectors offered competitive salaries and strong workplace cultures, many employees felt there was a trade off that meant work often ate into their personal time.
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"People taking early benefits will end up with a lifetime of lower payouts, and if they already ate into their 2000(k)s, they'll be more likely to face shortfalls in their later years," she says.
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The president of the top-tier Virsliga could really take no other approach as the competition over which he presides slowly imploded, chopped down from 20 clubs to seven as the criminal underworld ate into it.
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The parent company of the dairy firm tumbled 15% on the New Zealand bourse as it reported lower-than-expected annual profit on the back of higher marketing costs which ate into gains from robust Chinese sales.
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Britain's economy lagged behind stronger growth in much of the rest of the world last year as the rise in inflation triggered by June 21's Brexit vote and weak wage growth ate into households' disposable income.
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In early 2016, the government fell behind on its monthly $4.8 million payments to Africom to manage the park as low prices for Congo's main exports copper and cobalt ate into public finances, said Grobler, Africom's CEO.
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WARSAW, May 10 (Reuters) - Bank Pekao, Poland's second biggest lender by assets, reported on Tuesday an 8 percent fall in its first quarter net profit year-on-year, as the newly-imposed bank tax ate into profits.
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News-driven moves saw AIM-listed ASOS, a victim of multiple profit warnings this year, jump 14% after the online fashion retailer said it had made strides in resolving warehousing issues that ate into its annual profit.
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A sluggish economy and falling shipment volumes ate into Union Pacific's third quarter earningsPresident Donald Trump's trade war has wreaked havoc on railroads for months, and the latest victims are 200 employees of the US' largest railroad.
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The lender's net interest income for the quarter rose 3 percent and 4 percent against the previous quarter, but for the year stood at 4.2 billion euros, down 20183 percent as competition for lending ate into margins.
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Pressure to use mobile banking services increased further when the government imposed a cap on commercial lending rates in 2016 that ate into bank profit margins forcing banks to search for new ways to grow their businesses.
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Lazada has raised some $203 million from investors, but its cash burn from the challenge of serving six different emerging markets, where online commerce remains nascent, ate into the unprofitable company's cash hoard and worried executives throughout 220.
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The London-listed company posted record earnings for January-June — building on 2017 full-year results it said were the best yet — but also that higher costs and lower prices for cobalt and other byproducts ate into profits.
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Once the images were printed, he ran the water over the prints using a pump, sometimes for weeks at a time; the liquid ate into the image surface, leaving toxic-looking spills of magenta, cyan, orange, and green.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia already reported a second consecutive annual profit fall, missing expectations as rising costs and falling rates ate into margins, and the other three majors are expected to post similar results in the coming days.
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Although Britain's economy slowed last year as higher inflation ate into consumer demand, most economists polled by Reuters expect the BoE to raise interest rates in May due to concerns that above-target inflation will be slow to fall.
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Sanders seems to be consolidating the progressive vote after a year that saw his political future being written off after a Warren surge ate into his base of support, and after suffering a heart attack at 78 years old.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican bottler and retailer Fomento Economico Mexicano on Friday said its first-quarter net profit rose 9.7 percent year-on-year, below market expectations as a spike in electricity prices ate into a surge in sales.
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Johnson & Johnson's mounting legal costs ate into its first-quarter profits, which dropped 6.463% as it fights thousands of lawsuits over its talc baby powder and shelled out almost $400 million to settle 25,000 cases over its blockbuster blood thinner Xarelto.
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Codelco, which transfers all its profits to the state and relies on capitalization and some debt issuance to fund its operations, is emerging from a prolonged rough patch after low copper prices ate into earnings and scuttled near-term investment plans.
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The trade ministry data showed sales at discount stores fell 3.5 percent last month on-year, falling for a second straight month and notching the fastest decline since May this year as hotter than average weather ate into produce sales.
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Fresh off the heels of a 40-day strike that ate into third-quarter earnings and is expected to take an even bigger chunk out of this quarter&aposs financials, GM will likely be looking to recoup as much as possible.
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Higher inflation ate into consumers' purchasing power, as households disposable income fell 0.2% after surging 0.8% in the first quarter due to a package of tax breaks and bonus schemes aimed at putting more money in the pockets of the poor.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Chinese brands took their largest ever slice of the $10-billion Indian smartphone market in late 2016, accounting for more than one in every two phones sold - a growing market share that ate into sales from top-selling Samsung Electronics.
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As the downturn's effects back then ate into economic activity, consumers pushed their money into mattresses and reduced debt, which hit a historic peak of 20173 percent of disposable income in the fourth quarter of 2007, the same time savings had bottomed.
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I took a playwriting class, bought a cookbook, started typing everything I ate into an app, signed up for a corporate gym... Researchers dodge bears, fend off venomous insects, endure dangerous weather and even more dangerous people — all in the name of science.
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The South Korean mobile maker also lost share year over year (declining around 5 percent), with Gartner noting that high-end devices such as the Galaxy S9, S9+ and Note 9 struggled to drive growth, even as Chinese rivals ate into its mid-tier share.
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Britain's economy initially withstood the shock of the Brexit vote in June last year, but it slowed sharply in early 2017, as rising inflation - caused in large part by the pound's steep falls following the vote - and weak wage growth ate into spending by households.
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But major compliance failures at those operations ate into the bank's bottom line and hurt its reputation, leading to a radical restructuring which mean the private bank is now viable as a slimmed-down operation providing advice to wealthy clients referred from the lender's other business lines.
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I took a playwriting class, bought a cookbook, started typing everything I ate into an app, signed up for a corporate gym membership, took my first selfies, made myself go to bed before 10PM every night, bought seven nonfiction books, and called my grandmother on her birthday.
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The 19-year-old made a slow start while her pursuers quickly ate into her lead, yet despite Wie's heroics, Korda was just one shot behind on the 72nd hole and plonked her approach to within nine feet knowing a birdie would send the pair into a playoff.
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I don't know for sure if quantifying myself will ultimately be useful, but for a while I did type everything I ate into an Under Armour-branded app and though it eventually got boring and tedious it gave me a sense of control in a world in which there is very little of that.
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Just as nü-metal killed grunge, pop-punk in the mainstream and the Strokes-led wave of no-frills indie rock in the underground slowly ate into nü-metal's market share, and have since been supplanted by a wave of bands who are ostensibly rock but more indebted to folk, electronic music, and sometimes both.
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Before we get to the none-too-kind backlash (which actually presents an interesting case study in the The Art of Sarcasm in 140 Characters), let's recap the situation in Flint: Officials in 2014 decided to use water from the Flint River, which ate into the city's iron and lead pipes, causing lead to leach into the drinking water.
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The maker of the Baleno compact hatchback and the Vitara Brezza compact SUV dominates the Indian market through its majority stake in Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, the country's largest automaker Last week Maruti Suzuki posted a quarterly profit that missed estimates even though sales grew steadily, as a rise in commodity prices and the impact of a new nationwide sales tax ate into earnings.
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Dubbed the "Seven Samurai" after Akira Kurosawa's classic warrior film, the executives were recruited in 2015 from Goldman Sachs and other top institutions as Japan Post Bank, known colloquially as Yucho, sought to broaden its investment expertise beyond government bonds and improve returns - something which became imperative as the Bank of Japan's negative interest rate policy from early 2016 ate into income earned from domestic bonds.
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