shrinking market

It will also be fighting for new business in a shrinking market.

"You have to figure out ways to get more share of a shrinking market," she said in a telephone interview.

Still, all of these new small cars will have to be shoehorned into a shrinking market.

The Honda wagon is also struggling in a shrinking market.

It is a ferociously competitive industry in a rapidly shrinking market.

But since we're all competing for a shrinking market, it's essential."

Faced with strong competition in a shrinking market, several companies have reduced their operations to remain competitive.

About half the 6,000 white collar workers are likely to be made redundant in response to the shrinking market for coal.

The original pony car will be revamped next year, and it may eventually stand alone in this shrinking market.

"Lord & Taylor has a shrinking market and is growing old with their consumer base."

The rationalisation is one of several going on between various European defence companies in a shrinking market.

Like the Camaro, the car has a shrinking market, and its future is uncertain.

A ratio below 1 indicates a shrinking market.

But they argue that the alternative is having too many competitors in a shrinking market, where resources are wasted and contractors go out of business.

Add this to the already shrinking market for some of the family-owned shops, and surviving becomes even harder.

Since 1989, the shrinking market has pushed scores of marina operators into bankruptcy and many others to the brink.

But with its international operations growing, Stanadyne was facing a shrinking market at home.

In addition, Bacardi executives are finding it hard to brag about being king of a shrinking market.

A few less titles on the market would allow the remaining papers a larger share of a shrinking market.

Ericsson is cutting 22,000 jobs as it tries to readjust to a shrinking market.

But the company, based in Austin, Tex., is still fighting for a growing piece of a shrinking market.

That stress is compounded by a shrinking market in which a doctoral degree does not always translate into a job befitting the education.

Now Ford has its back to the wall, with a $12.7 billion loss in 2006, seven consecutive quarterly losses and a shrinking market share.

They know government subsidies in other countries are causing a worldwide glut of farm products and a shrinking market for American goods.

The return to traditional attrition rates is proving to be a windfall for the industry because price increases have more than offset the shrinking market.