Sentence examples for ancillary cuts from inspiring English sources

Even seemingly ancillary cuts, students said, can be costly.

In June 1999, when Honeywell and Allied Signal first announced that they would merge, Mr. Bonsignore promised that the company would bail out of ancillary businesses, cut $250 million in costs and increase earnings 20percentthis yearar.

Under other circumstances it would suspend maintenance work and cut ancillary services until the crisis had passed.

In recent years, we've seen new and vexing ancillary fees, major capacity cuts, price increases, fewer amenities in coach, and ever-increasing hassles at airport security.

The company monetizes by buying clothing at 1/3 of its anticipated selling price, and taking a cut of that margin after all ancillary costs like shipping are paid off.

They thought that strict adherence to ODBP guidelines might cut drug costs, but could create ancillary costs through poor use of physicians' time and burdening other sectors of the system (i.e., emergency room visits).

It was important to me as a matter of principle (how sick am I of the cardboard cut-out ancillary "girlfriend" or "wife" character in male-driven movies?) but also because if you don't care about Anna and the relationship between she and Ben, the movie simply wouldn't work.

In Florida, Governor Rick Scott signed into law a new program which requires all state colleges and universities to publicly report their efforts to cut tuition and ancillary education costs, like textbooks and online degree offerings.

At least one of the record cartel announces a signing policy that offers new and existing artists realtime channels in return for a cut of performance and ancillary rights.

The move is part of P.& G.'s plan to cut costs and cast off ancillary brands after 17 disappointing quarters.

Sometimes, the wash, cut, color and highlights are ancillary to other reasons for the visit.