Sentence examples for cutting operational from inspiring English sources

While most see the worst as now past, auto executives remain cautious about a convincing turnaround in demand, and are resorting to cutting operational and research and development costs to ride out the tough times.

"The Chinese investors have been the most strategic, taking on challenging mines abandoned by others, reviving them and cutting operational costs," Mooya Lumamba, the government's director of mines, said.

CIOs ought to deploy tech only for playing defense i.e., cutting operational costs or reducing regulatory risks.

The results of these three strong headwinds is that BP is cutting operational costs and capital expenditure, the latter by as much as £4bn.

The move follows the £500,000 worth savings achieved through cutting operational manager posts by 20%, and a reduction in support staff by 7%, saving £174,000.

This critical failure mode transition depth depends not only on rock properties but also on cutting operational parameters, in particular, the back rake angle.

Like other investment banks, it has been cutting costs: operational costs were reduced by 15% last year, including a 10% cut in staff expenditure.

It benefits the utility by cutting down operational costs of a training simulator and improving the training methodology of the simulator.

These results indicate that there is a possibility of cutting down operational costs through a reduction in energy consumption during ultra-pure PX production and that this becomes feasible with the application of e-ZCMR having nanocomposite MFI-alumina membrane as separation unit.

Jeffrey R. Immelt, G.E.'s chief executive, said his management team was focused on cutting costs, operational improvements and repairing the finance unit, while still investing in businesses likely to prosper when the economy recovers.

Burberry is aiming to cut annual costs by £100m by 2019, about 10% of its non-fixed expenses, by simplifying the company's operational processes, cutting jobs and slimming down the range of products.