How To Use Cost cutting In A Sentence
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This type of cost cutting threatens the health and welfare of local residents.
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Given that our health care system costs significantly less than the US system, and that euthanasia is in any event relatively rare, I assure you that cost cutting has nothing whatsoever to do withit.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Life-Without-Parole Sentence for Under-18 Offender Unconstitutional, When the Crime Is Not Homicide
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Cost cutting had enabled the organization to survive a previous cash crunch.
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The study shows that there is a significant split between companies which are taking short-term actions concentrating on cost cutting and leaving strategic aspects until they emerge from the recession ( 'short termers'), and companies which are taking advantage of the recession to re-think their business models and develop strategies which will allow them to emerge stronger ( 'strategics').
Silicon Republic - News
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The union decided to vent its frustrations on the radio station's abolishing such institutions as the orchestra during a cost cutting exercise by blacking its music programmes for ten weeks in 1980.
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With regard to the cost cutting, job losses and closures of public baths by City of York Council, has anyone put two and two together and realised why they are having to save money?
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The reasons for this sloppiness in rear-end design is attributable to a number of factors including cost cutting installing a valance as a cover-up would cost more.
Exposed Car Underbellies
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So, they are asking for more money, but the government is saying we will give it to you only if you do some really, really, tough cust cotting -- tough cost cutting -- I can't speak English this morning.
CNN Transcript Mar 29, 2009
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Cost cutting had enabled the organization to survive a previous cash crunch.
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Combined with cost cutting, that enabled the group to cut its borrowings by ￡70 million to ￡136 million.
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In his latest IL & P update, Murphy points out that the capital position of the bancassurer has improved because of the recovery in equity values, cost cutting, and asset disposals.
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Part of the reason was that corporate cost cutting had left the ship without radar.
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The fear is that corporate profits have been boosted by cost cutting, not increased sales and prices from a revival of the economy.
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Tight money gave rise to calls for "value," which, in the parlance of the automobile industry, translates to cost cutting, or what some marketers call "de-contenting.
The Volkswagen Jetta's graceful ride back down to earth
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A former keeper at Glasgow Zoo alleges unwanted pets were fed to snakes as a cost cutting exercise.
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One of GM's current cost cutting options involve closing the Shreveport, Louisiana plant and expanding capacity at the Rayong, Thailand plant to allow for export of the Colorado to the United States.
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But profits were up last year, helped by cost cutting.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is certainly true that cost cutting across the company's operations and the dumping of non-performing assets is responsible for a major part of its profits.
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Yet this margin loss was countervailed by cost cutting.
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Cost cutting had enabled the organization to survive a previous cash crunch.
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Layoffs, streamlining operations, and other cost cutting measures are the norm these days as businesses contemplate their futures.
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Cost cutting had enabled the organization to survive a previous cash crunch.
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Last year, they roundly condemned the growing practice of fingerprinting school children as part of cost cutting projects to ‘automate’ school libraries.
