Sentence examples for bring costs under control from inspiring English sources

Would it bring costs under control so that most workers could again receive a decent raise?

The patients stand to suffer if we cannot bring costs under control.

The BBC then brought the project inhouse, clawing back £27.5m from Siemens – but was still unable to bring costs under control, and did not deliver the software required.

In Washington, the aim of health-care reform is not just to extend medical coverage to everybody but also to bring costs under control.

The need to pare back its sprawling portfolio and bring costs under control has prompted Rolls-Royce to consider a sale of its components business.

Reform is needed to bring costs under control, to improve the quality health care you are receiving, and to help those who are losing their insurance.

"They are bringing costs under control and their targets seem more achievable than they did at the end of the fourth quarter," said Henry Blodget, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.

Others have been sold or recapitalized at from $100,000 or more a unit to $50,000 or less, she said, and new operators have brought costs under control.

In 2008, as the recession made four-dollar lattes seem almost obscene, Schultz returned as C.E.O. and oversaw the decision to close six hundred stores, which would help the company ride out the recession by bringing costs under control.

As Mr. McCain traveled in Mr. Duprey's Suburban to banter and argue with voters in small gatherings, Rick Davis, the new campaign manager, brought costs under control, if only because there was no money and no other choice.

This was expensive and contributed to write-offs totalling $4 billion, putting the firm into loss.Since then, however, a new management structure in Boeing Commercial, with a business manager for each of the seven aircraft models, has brought costs under control.