Sentence examples for deeper costs from inspiring English sources

It would be costly to lenders and investors but could avert deeper costs from foreclosures.

If Mr Murdoch chooses to bid again, he would have to find deeper cost savings.

But the government apparently wants to see deeper cost cuts from labor and suppliers.

To become profitable again, Lucent acknowledged that it needed to complement important contracts with deeper cost-cutting measures.

And depending on how the baselines were drawn, they would give Australia a good chance of deeper, cost-effective emission reductions within the existing Direct Action legislation.

And analysts have generally supported the company's recent strategy, though some would like to see deeper cost-cutting and have cast doubt on the hedge funds' proposals.

They may be difficult for Ford to offer, unless the U.A.W. agrees to deeper cost cuts in other aspects of the contract.

By early this year, Mr. Peltz's Trian Fund was pressing G.E. for deeper cost cuts, and to link executive pay more closely to lower expenses and higher profits.

A dialogue between Obama and a more powerful Republican minority on health care, for instance, might yield a bill that included deeper cost cuts and some kind of meaningful malpractice reform.

The Postal Service announced its proposed rate changes Tuesday, but some mailers -- organizing, they say, in an unprecedented effort -- argue that the agency should make deeper cost cuts before raising prices on first-class stamps, magazines and packages.

The airline also promoted itself as "the last great airline" and with the motto "For the same price, you just get more", yet analysts felt that Alaska Air needed deeper cost cuts.