Sentence examples for easing cost from inspiring English sources

Then again, it all depends on how successfully Unilever balances out easing cost pressures with advertising and promotions.

BERLIN — Leaders from Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition agreed Monday on a raft of changes to social welfare programs aimed at easing costs for average Germans, to bolster the government's sagging popularity less than a year before parliamentary elections.

In total 20 health funds resubmitted a lower increase when prompted by the government, with some cutting back as much as 1.5%, easing costs for more than 93% of Australians with private health cover.

Ley said 20 health funds had resubmitted a lower increase, with some cutting back as much as 1.5%, easing costs for more than 93% of Australians with private health cover.

Since the 2011 elections, the PAP has responded to its citizens concerns by shifting from an emphasis on importing foreign labor to innovation and easing cost-of-living burdens through reduced housing prices.

Conversely, they could ease cost of living pressures by nudging the jobless total up a bit.

Global economic uncertainty is affecting firms' confidence to invest and ability to grow, but falling oil prices may start to ease cost pressures for companies and help support consumer spending in the months ahead".

The only thing that will help them is the public sector pay "freeze", which will ease cost pressures on schools by just over £1bn over the spending review period.

And this shift might ease cost pressures on the system in years to come.

So we should find ways to ease cost recovery, while keeping services affordable for low-income families and communities.

It also has started programs to help ease costs for small businesses and shopkeepers.