Sentence examples for due to cost controls from inspiring English sources
"Revenues didn't look very good, they squeaked by on earnings due to cost controls, but I think the stock is going to temporarily trade on the guidance".
It recently beat earnings expectations for the third quarter due to cost controls and its production is teed up for strong growth early next year, according to analysts at Seaport Global Securities.
37 Ageism, lack of training, pad restrictions due to cost control and poorly integrated services were identified as likely contributors to low standards of care for FI.
Due to cost, OAI could not accommodate the installation of a control room at each university location.
The new Trident replacement is due to cost between £30-£40bn £30-£40bn
The Cato Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC, reckons that two-thirds of the windfalls of the 1990s, when actual revenues exceeded forecast ones, went on new spending.The states argue that some of this was due to costs beyond their control.
Furthermore, FMD causes enormous losses to the animal industry due to costs associated with control or eradication measures, including massive vaccination and/or destruction of infected herds, as well as decreases in milk and beef production as a result of clinical disease.
Regular DR screening is centralized in several developed countries due to cost-efficiency and quality control issues [ 9].
In addition, although not one of the initial controls selected due to costs, the FD outfitted each ambulance with new electronic lift assist gurneys to reduce the strain and repetition of vertical loads in early 2013, too close to the end of the overall project intervention period to adequately measure its effect on injury rates.
