Sentence examples for Cost slashing from inspiring English sources

High PPP has been achieved principally by internal cost slashing including staff cuts, reducing real estate overhead, and other measures.

With that cost slashed, the fiscal deficit would then fall to a manageable 1.5% of GDP, which could be further reduced by massive privatization.

Compared with the waste and inefficiencies of the public sector and other state costs, slashing chauffeured cars or reducing the number of lawmakers would hardly make a dent, they say.

Cutting costs, slashing work force and developing technologies that could later be spun off as separate companies, was the new mantra at the company.

City Opera said last week that it planned to leave the theater, where it pays roughly $4.5 million a year in costs; slash its already diminished budget; and trim its 48-member staff.

GM says its price tag would be a fifth of that on a conventional car, with running costs slashed to less than a third.

Already, drilling times in shale plays have been cut in half and costs slashed from upwards of $6 per thousand cubic feet to less than $4.50 per mcf in most areas today.

According to this morning's Salt Lake Tribune, the current budget calls for a $1.5 million operating costs slash for the DABC.

Cutting cost without slashing quality requires canny recruitment.

Those grants came with a hidden cost -- slashing the FEMA budget for putting experienced disaster workers in a room and asking them, "What should we do if a Category 5 hurricane hits New Orleans and the levees break?" or "Hey, what happens if the Sheyenne takes out the Valley City sewage plant?" And then taking actual steps to prepare for those threats.

Scrapping distribution costs means slashing the price of music and probably bypassing the taxman too, in many countries.