Sentence examples for cost reducing from inspiring English sources

Any bags complying with this new standard could be given out by retailers for free or at a lower cost, reducing their environmental impact and incentivising a whole new industry.

To reduce its implementation cost, reducing amount of hardware resources is an important engineering objective.

Therefore, the innovation of the proposed model ordering cost reducing lead time is both necessary and beneficial.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of two cost reducing methodologies, establishment of critical clinical pathways, and standardization of implant costs.

However, such a cost reducing strategy will only be successful if informal caregiving is a substitute for formal health care services.

Immigrants' social networks have four roles: providing information that reduces migration cost, reducing the difficulty of acculturation, helping new immigrants find jobs and improving their expectations of revenue, and helping new immigrants save various types of expenses.

During the recent decade several in silico prediction algorithms have therefore been developed aiming at guiding and cost-reducing the task of identifying T cell epitopes.

The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore has become the latest art institution to announce cost-reducing measures that include job cuts.

According to a survey by the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), which represents companies' in-house lawyers, 44% of members asked their lawyers for alternative billing to cut costs in 2009, more than any other cost-reducing measure.

Still, proponents of the Affordable Care Act hope that its cost-reducing provisions will be more effective than expected by the Congressional Budget Office, and thus the fiscal outcome will be to save money rather than the roughly budget-neutral score estimated by the budget office if the provisions of the law are put in place.

The very reasons why George Bush fared so badly at the polls in 1992—namely, that the expansion started at a modest gradual pace and that labour-saving (cost-reducing) investment was an early distinguishing feature are among the leading causes of the boom's longevity.