Sentence examples for cost engineers from inspiring English sources
Because we cling to this principal-driven paradigm, we think of lawyers only as the proverbial "transaction cost engineers," the loyal agents of parties to a transaction.
On its blog, First Round began posting content like "How Etsy Grew their Number of Female Engineers by Almost 500% in One Year" and "The One Cost Engineers and Product Managers Don't Consider".
The buildup has been partly to cater to the local market there, but also to tap India's large pool of lower-cost engineers, who handle software development and maintenance work on projects around the globe.
Getting a large-scale system to run smoothly takes a lot of work by high-cost engineers and consultants.
Bhatia insists that what he's envisioned is more than just another urban agglomeration populated by low-cost engineers.
The island has an abundance of relatively low-cost engineers, many of them returnees from the U.S., and strong connections to Silicon Valley.
China has a very large number of relatively low-cost engineers and scientists (although those returning from overseas command global level salaries).
And while Verizon's Azare wont comment about her companys legal bills, she does note that it has even more costs: Engineers who advise about each town's geography and fiber-build schedule, media relations and external affairs.
Sales of new homes fell in June to the lowest level in two and a half years as a rise in borrowing costs engineered by the Federal Reserve made it more expensive for people to buy, government figures showed today.
Lost in the shouting is the fact that Obama pulled the country back from the brink of depression; signed a health care reform law that expands coverage, preserves choice and creates a mechanism for controlling costs; engineered a fairly stringent financial regulatory reform; and authorized the risky mission that got Osama bin Laden.
The companies that ran these businesses cost-engineered the products to make them cheaper to produce, for instance, by making mattresses singled-sided — which forces more frequent replacements.
