Sentence examples for brought costs from inspiring English sources

Acting as the contractor, Mr. Zielinski brought costs down to about $225 a square foot.

But the changes and cutbacks have not yet brought costs in line with the reduced revenue.

"A larger offshore presence has helped margins and brought costs down," Joseph A. Vafi, an analyst at Jefferies & Company in San Francisco, said before the results were announced.

She in turn cherished their dedication, which she suspected brought costs especially for Mr. Shaughnessy, who later said he was suffering again with nightmares of war.

But the season of heavy snowfall, which started in November and is still not over, has brought costs beyond the usual inconveniences.

But while the ministry has brought costs down through enormous economies of scale, "buy American" pressures could make it hard for China to export the necessary equipment to the United States.

Unionisation, however, does bring costs.

Each bit of compliance brings costs.

Several buildings had to be redesigned to bring costs down.

Those aggressive methods can bring costs, especially in increasing tensions with poor residents.

And outsourcing could, if done properly, bring costs down in a number of areas.