Sentence examples for cost philosophy from inspiring English sources
EasyGroup added that it was "supportive of the easyHotel board" but called for the company to adopt a "lean overheads and low unit cost philosophy".
Through this work, the authors aim at providing a qualitative reference for lean satellites developers to better help them manage resources to develop lean satellites following a fast delivery and low cost philosophy while ensuring sufficient reliability to achieve mission minimum success.
Is there one person you hold primarily responsible for the "winning at any cost" philosophy?
Unfortunately Galen and I were the ones these "reporters" decided to damn with their "publish at all costs" philosophy.
Not only does he have a hard-nosed, win-at-most-costs philosophy that is more Australian than English, but he wins matches.
Along with the relative immaturity of the automobile collecting field, the collector's personal connection to the automobile is the second factor that contributes to the "operate at all costs" philosophy with its heavy emphasis on restoration to "as new".
The NUJ's general secretary, Jeremy Dear, argues that "Murdoch's profit-at-all-costs philosophy forces too many journalists to cut corners, compromise professional standards and set aside ethical conduct", a journalistic model that "is not in the public interest".
The satellite carries out the significant exploration of single-board architecture feasibility validation, and it is tailored to the low-cost philosophy by adopting numerous commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components.
Ironically, that science-at-all costs philosophy has led to the indefinite shutdown of SLAC's particle accelerators pending improvements in the lab's safety procedures.
He said he deplored the "win at all costs philosophy" that was necessary to be successful in the professional ranks.
That self-centered, win-at-all-costs philosophy invariably led to doping and lying under oath when asked about the same, but his egotism also proved to be his downfall in a different manner.
