Sentence examples for cutting costly from inspiring English sources

Speeding growth has yet to lift living standards for the masses, even as needed further reforms, such as cutting costly subsidies on such things as fuel, threaten a tighter squeeze.

A middle ground is to stay but reduce costs, by pulling out troops as Iraqis prove they can fill the gap, and by cutting costly American contractors no longer needed, replacing others with lower-cost Iraqis and subjecting all to a strict cost-control regime.

The spending falloff, which began last year in the city and spread to the suburbs, is cutting a costly swath.

Shekhar Bajaj, the head of Bajaj Electricals, the wing of the conglomerate that sells home appliances, wants to start reaching rural buyers directly and cutting out costly middlemen (such as Mr Gurubaran).

Internally, the crown prince has installed young, Western-educated princes on new government councils overseeing key economic areas, while cutting some costly privileges for the 4,000 princes and princesses, including free telephone service and vacation allowances.

In each case, the idea is to save money on deliveries by cutting out costly humans.

While cutting of its costly and unprofitable long-haul international flights is seen by industry analysts "as a necessary step if Kingfisher is to salvage its flagging business".

"The victories we have delivered have been costly, cutting deeply into the N.R.A.'s budgets," Wayne R. LaPierre Jr., the group's executive vice president and chief executive, wrote in an N.R.A. magazine, America's 1st Freedom, in October.

Phoebe Goodman, executive director of the Nassau Citizens Budget Committee, said many of the current problems were caused by county politicians who had been reluctant to take the difficult but necessary step of reassessing property, cutting down on costly tax rebates, because they feared "that they wouldn't be loved anymore and might lose office".

Try reducing household expenses by 10% by buying generics, conserving energy and cutting back on costly meals out.

It's doing what it said it would do: cutting back on costly consumer incentives and discounts to rental companies, even if it means sacrificing market share.