Sentence examples for cost crunch from inspiring English sources

The once-rapid push toward electric cars seems to have slowed in the cost crunch.

Even so, NSF may still face a serious cost crunch down the road.

The cost crunch could be eased when both Pravachol and Zocor lose patent protection and go generic in two years, their prices plunging by 70%.

Mann says providing breakfast costs Crunch about £200 per month, but the benefit it brings to the company outweighs the cost.

UniCredit's name would remain, and there would be plenty of costs to crunch by imposing its systems on Capitalia.

Del Vecchio believes that GM's deal to buy Fiat in 2004, combined with Fiat's cash crunch, will cost GM between $7 to $10 billion.

The only rap is that freezing collapses the cell walls of certain fruits and vegetables, at some cost to their crunch.

On Thursday, a CIBC analyst cut his profit estimate for the company, and predicted that the credit crunch cost the firm $3 billion in the third quarter.

Farmersgirl serves up a lovely, and very cost-effective credit crunch carrot and tomato soup.

But LA is just one of many American cities using a rise in the minimum wage to try to address the cost-of-living crunch affecting poorer residents.

And there is the option to take control of Chrysler over the next few years, as well as the potential to crunch costs with Opel.