Sentence examples for forcing costs from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the ARIM gives the broker the opportunity to purchase RIs for a wide range of time periods, rather than just the 12 and 36-months offered as standard and investigated in the original paper - this could enable a wide range of thresholds to be set for each length of reserved instance to maximise utilization of the RIs, forcing costs down further.

The idea is that patients will shop around for lower-priced medical procedures, prescription drugs and the like, ultimately forcing costs down.

Investment banks' margins are declining, forcing cost-cutting.

But long-term, the decision means it's much easier for developers to work with, which should translate to an alleviation of financial pressures on game studios that are already facing revenue crunches which are forcing cost-cutting measures.

The CCC and the regulator Ofgem warn that high gas prices would force costs up.

Over the next few years reusable rockets will force costs down across the spectrum of space launch markets, benefiting all customers including government ones.

But more important, supporters predict that the greater attention to prices will force cost-cutting by manufacturers.

The discussion that we should be having is about what value publishers add, the associated costs and whether the downward prices will force cost-cutting at the expense of quality.

BACKGROUND: The growth of managed care and other types of capitated payment systems for medical care has forced cost into the therapeutic equation.

On Wednesday, HuffPost asked House agriculture committee chairman Mike Conaway (R-Texas) if there was any chance the budget committee could force cost reductions in SNAP for the next fiscal year.

"In this economic reality, rising state work force costs are unsustainable," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.