Sentence examples for costs in a number of from inspiring English sources
The recent economic downturn in Russia has led to the government looking to cut costs in a number of areas.
We see a lot of opportunity to remove complexity, streamline and reduce costs in a number of areas across HP".
But higher costs in a number of areas -- in installing high-technology equipment, paying for new drugs and modernizing facilities -- are taking their toll.
It pointed to continuing uncertainty over government spending programmes, and said the benefit of disposal proceeds which were £10m better than expected would be offset by increased costs in a number of utility sector contracts.
"We're like a gigantic cafeteria serving all of San Francisco," says Anson Tsui, one of the company's founders.Scheduling successThe aim of the on-demand companies is to exploit low transaction costs in a number of ways.
Gibbard is able to cut costs in a number of ways, from using less expensive materials in the construction to 3D printing component parts, as well as using existing artificial limb attachment hardware and mounts.
"We have targeted costs reductions in a number of areas including people, marketing, travel and property costs with a particular focus on our transactional and financial services businesses, which have been most affected by the downturn," said Savills chairman Peter Smith.
And outsourcing could, if done properly, bring costs down in a number of areas.
The unit costs or prices of these various resource inputs will be derived by carrying out costing analysis in a number of participating health facilities using data collection templates and protocols previously developed and applied by us.
Second, there has been quite a lot of real appreciation in China already; while movement in the exchange rate has been slower than some would prefer, wage growth has been scorching, rapidly eroding China's cost advantages in a number of tradable sectors.
14 We rank ordered interventions on the basis of their cost effectiveness in a number of standardised steps.
