Sentence examples for bringing cost from inspiring English sources

"We continue to look at cost structure and are committed to bringing cost structure down by the end of the year," Dykstra said.

Environmentalists like Gaylord Nelson, chairman of the Wilderness Society, accused her of "a wholesale dismantling" of environmental advances, but Ms. Burford insisted that she was bringing cost-effective market forces to the regulation of pollution.

Fossil fuel accounts for 30 to 80 percent of the load in convoys into Afghanistan, bringing costs as well as risk.

Founder James Walker says that Inadco sole focus on "solving the cost-per-lead problem," telling us that "bringing cost-per-lead to dispay advertising is all we think about".

Instead it came from cloud-based Salesforce.com dramatically bringing costs down.

Tech-savvy consumers will always find ways of bringing cost-savings mechanisms to the mainstream, but maintaining this open environment won't be easy.

The organization hasn't since missed an opportunity to eviscerate legislation aimed at extending coverage and bringing costs under control.

That might bring cost savings.

Mergers bring cost savings in manufacturing, marketing and distribution.

"Without that information, we couldn't exert our influence and bring cost reductions".

On Sunday, General Motors of Canada repeated its position that any contract must bring cost savings.