Sentence examples for its overhead costs from inspiring English sources

This year AT&T estimates it will reap $150 million in benefits by increasing productivity, reducing its overhead costs (including real estate) and enhancing retention and recruitment.

An American railroad does not know how much of its overhead costs to allocate, for example, to a shipment of coal from Cheyenne, Wyo., to Duluth, Minn.

Similarly, because of its overhead costs, Digital had to adopt a set of values that dictated, "If it generates 50% gross margins or more, it's good business.

An ordinary commercial firm would have pulled out of this market long ago, or drastically cut its overhead costs (such as staff terms and conditions), or gone bust.

When a company loses a dealer, its overhead costs stay the same and at least in the short term it loses a few hundred car sales.

A charity can't make its overhead costs completely disappear, but there is a way to make it appear to be zero from the perspective of an individual donor: First convince a big donor to cover the charity's overhead costs, and then everyone else can be told that 100% of their donations will go directly to the mission.

With its huge global operation and its high overhead costs, Anglo is poorly suited to manage some of the low-margin mines in its stable, especially with the gold price stagnant and showing little promise of an upswing.

The big-studio business model has its uses — overhead costs can be buried in a production budget — but it's bound to break down someday.

Mr. McQueen said the shop could offer lower prices because of its low overhead costs.

And it will watch closely what happens at Lawson, which together with Mitsubishi Corporation, the biggest trading house, is building a replica of Seven-Eleven's system based on the Internet.Seven-Eleven is already using the Internet to lower its annual overhead costs of around ¥70 billion.

The National Science Foundation NSFfrequentlytly cites its low overhead costs when asking Congress for more money.