Sentence examples for immediate savings from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hagel said in the letter that while reductions in troop strength would save money in the long run, there would be few immediate savings if a large number of men and women in uniform were fired.
Macy's has seen immediate savings.
This change alone "could provide immediate savings to hospitals," the administration said.
Those cuts bring immediate savings — but they could have long-term costs.
The biggest immediate savings in the plan would come by cutting payments to providers and managed care companies.
Staff were asked for belt-tightening suggestions, and around euro150m of immediate savings were identified bad news for Philips's consultants and telecoms providers.
He's now waived that immediate saving – and has broken his own self-imposed cap on welfare payments.
While the immediate budget savings from the freeze would be relatively modest — between $200 million and $400 million against a projected deficit in excess of $9 billion — achieving it would be politically meaningful.
For the gain of efficiency and immediate cost savings, these companies will bypass the innovators who would normally become the company's future leaders.
