Sentence examples for cheaper overheads from inspiring English sources

He was encouraged by the book industry's ongoing migration into the digital space and its comparatively cheaper overheads.

More generally, location has become a huge factor in how people choose jobs, and for the less sexy companies out there based in far-flung suburbs that might mean cheaper overheads, it's become a false economy of sorts, as these same companies have found their locations to be a challenge when recruiting talent.

He said Polish businesses were realizing it might be more profitable to send their goods less to Western Europe and more to Russia, where they may reap an advantage because of geography, historical ties and cheaper overhead.

Conventional wisdom has held that the inherent superiority of NATO and American equipment and training would offset the numerical advantages Russia could accrue due to cheaper overhead and operational costs; the experience of the United States in Iraq, where M-1 main battle tanks cut through Iraqi T-72 tanks like a hot knife through butter only reinforced this perception.

"Cheap overheads and a limited menu," Kate says.

Some of these firms say they can profit from trading operations in China through a combination of cheap overhead, rebates and other financial incentives from the major stock exchanges, and pent-up demand for broader investment options among China's elite.

But at least Mooney has cheap overhead and gobs of raw capacity.

After the Great Recession, converting to an open plan allowed companies to put more employees in smaller spaces, making overhead cheaper.

Overheads were cheaper than the popular alternative, the 35-mm.

The report said the industry would benefit from better exploitation of hit TV formats, both digitally and globally, and make savings through reduced BBC overheads and cheaper programmes because of increased competition.

The move is part of a growing trend in Silicon Valley to find cheaper space and lower overhead elsewhere.