Sentence examples for internal cost from inspiring English sources

EnergySolutions has hardly any internal cost for burial, beyond shipping.

"We've been getting hit so hard that we've been pumping them up the last couple of years," Mr. Lauer said of the state's internal cost projections.

Okay, the details were a little sketchy, but Stitzer said enough about growth in emerging markets and the potential for internal cost savings to be convincing.

The model may have enabled traders to fund themselves too cheaply, but the bank's managers set the internal cost of capital too low.

"What was most important about the guidance was internal cost issues ramped up, but it's not the economy," said Mr. Hatfield about the aircraft maintenance, employee compensation and health care costs.

Companies like this option, he said, because they — not the vendor — stipulate the amount charged, and because it simplifies billing by sending it back to an internal cost center.

The reality though is that after three years of the Nicholson Challenge "the more traditional internal cost-reduction efforts... hav[e been] all but exhausted".

There are sound military reasons for this internal cost-cutting, especially the need to redirect money to the war in Afghanistan.

And the talk raises questions about the bank's future even as it is beginning to reap benefits from the economic recovery on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as from its own internal cost-cutting regimen.

Still, there are cost cuts and cost cuts – and the melancholy triggered in Centrica shareholders by fewer folk shivering in their homes this winter has been neatly offset by group's internal cost-cutting programme.

Tony Cocker, chief executive of E.ON UK, said the 2013 supply profits had been driven by the cold weather at the start of last year and internal cost-cutting, and denied it was the result of exploiting customers.