Sentence examples for cost trimming from inspiring English sources

PetroBras now has targets for return on capital and cost trimming.

Of course, all this belt-tightening and cost trimming would matter little if Iomega had nothing compelling to sell.

And it has diligently cut costs, trimming administrative expenses by 40 percent since 2006.

These lessons could come in handy, for the torrent of reregulation in developed countries will soon be raising banks' costs, trimming their profits and forcing some of their customers to look for cheaper banking services.

Eastman Kodak posted lower-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday as higher raw material and development costs trimmed margins, overshadowing improved sales of digital cameras and picture frames.

In response, papers have slashed costs, trimmed the number of employees, reduced coverage, and some have experimented with cutting the number of days they print.

With production costs trimmed and profits coming in, the next question was how to expand the franchise, which they did by turning to one of the cardinal rules in processed food: When in doubt, add sugar.

USDA may be covering the cost by trimming its intramural research arm, which would decline under the budget request by 2.1% to $1.2 billion.

The additional labour cost of trimming must also be taken into consideration and may only be acceptable for special purposes.

Everyone is hoarding cash, trimming costs and painfully burning off fat.

Like many struggling businesses, book publishers are cutting costs and trimming work forces.