Sentence examples for getting cost from inspiring English sources

"They actually did a pretty good job with getting cost reductions in line with revenues in that business".

Some property owners have complained on Yelp about the difficulty of getting cost estimates — let alone getting work done.

In the end, they did so without holding any hearings on the measure or getting cost estimates from Congress' nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

"There's no good reason" to exclude Kaiser and Dignity, "two of the largest providers in the state". SEIU officials countered that Kaiser and Dignity are model providers and described the potential ballot propositions as a "very substantial step to getting cost under control" at hundreds of other California hospitals.

To the elderly, he will talk about his success at getting cost-of-living increases for city pensions.

"I'm not certain what all this means is that patients are getting cost-effective care, which is how the nation is painting this evolution," Dr. Foote said.

Umapathi and his colleagues have focused on getting costs down.

And any resolution must involve getting costs and prices back in line.

Good, if that means bashing the competition and getting costs down.

But getting costs down to a level competitive with the animal version is daunting.

Competing therefore means keeping product flowing, trying to improve quality, getting costs down.