Sentence examples for costs worldwide from inspiring English sources

Heinz's chief executive, William R. Johnson, said the job cuts were aimed at streamlining the tuna and pet food businesses and reducing overhead costs worldwide.

Nokia attributed the decline to pressure on prices from competing high-end smartphones, as well as the weakening euro, which increased selling costs worldwide.

In a study of transit construction costs worldwide, Alon Levy, a transit blogger, has found that they are often five to six times higher here than in other developed countries.

"The biggest problem today," says Coler, "is that, no matter what the movie budget is, the marketing costs worldwide are so huge that in some cases they can be two or three times the cost of the film.

Fergus Ewing, the Scottish energy minister, released a new analysis paper calling for the UK government to offer new investment allowances and credits to help the sector, which has among the highest production costs worldwide, deal with the damage caused by falling oil prices.

Corrosion costs worldwide are therefore on the order of US$552 billion (Chauhan and Gunasekaran 2007; Schmitt et al. 2009a).

The Stellar network has gained a reputation for scalability, with its lumen token enabling competitively quick, low-cost worldwide transactions.

Beyond low production cost, worldwide availability and natural biological origin of raw materials, the produced scaffolds have ideal pore size and interconnectivity features suitable for supporting biological activities, such as bone tissue growth and vascularization.

To get serious about ending the threat of TB in the U.S. and reducing its human cost worldwide, we need action on three main fronts: First, U.S. health care providers and local health departments need to work together to make sure that every single case of TB is diagnosed and effectively treated.

Compared to other crops used for bioethanol production from sugar and starch, i.e. first-generation (1G) bioethanol, bioethanol from sugar cane is claimed to have the lowest production cost worldwide [ 5].

The piracy of intellectual property costs industry worldwide billions every year, and that trend shows no sign of slowing.