1.  But losses from selling a plant in Britain, from adverse currency shifts and from stakes in sister companies in the Hyundai group undermined its bottom line.

2.  Financing costs rose as hedging compensated for adverse currency effects, Ciba said.

3.  For while hedges soften adverse currency swings, they also dilute profits from good ones.

4.  In addition, adverse currency fluctuations and a strong pound would also impact profit, it said.

5.  The company attributed the shortfall to such issues as margin pressures, adverse currency effects and higher-than-expected expenses.

6.  The costs of adverse currency exchange rates have stiffened his resolve to continue the international expansion for which his predecessor was so heavily criticized.

7.  Analysts blamed weaker revenues caused by high disconnections from unpaid bills, adverse currency movements and losses incurred by its mobile phone unit, Pilipino Telephone Corp.

8.  Dealers said corporate demand for dollars was light, with trading marked by banks accumulating dollars because of adverse currency developments in Thailand and Malaysia.

9.  The printing products company expects slower revenue growth in the fourth quarter, as it struggles with product transition, production constraints and adverse currency movements.

10.  For this year, Nestle anticipated that -- barring adverse currency developments -- the group would be able to post another increase in both net profits and sales.