Sentence examples for capacity to cut from inspiring English sources

When Conrail was operating the freight system in the Northeast, it shrunk capacity to cut costs, he said.

In conversation, McQueen has the unnerving capacity to cut through the bullshit, recontextualising his work as he goes, and seeing it in new ways.

"This could double our capacity to cut garments – but we need the trained staff to operate the new machinery," Nieper says.

The BBC said that it will retain the capacity to cut to breaking news during the new one-hour programme if it is necessary.

He has a great capacity to cut through the political correctness – sometimes he goes too far, but generally he has an opinion and it's based on scholarship.

Given the technology's capacity to cut costs and increase access, it would be wrong to give in to incumbents in those businesses who are dead set against reform.

They include art's supposed role in promoting social inclusion, as well as its capacity to reduce unemployment and cut crime.

The estimated damage to the Busan port was about $50 million (USD), causing cargo capacity to be cut by 20%.

Technological progress has increased productivity and expanded capacity, allowing companies to cut costs despite the diminished pricing power.

Almost every domestic airline intends to cut capacity further next year.

Gestures to cut capacity have been largely symbolic.