Sentence examples for makes cost from inspiring English sources

JD executive chairman Peter Cowgill said he hopes to restore Blacks to its profitable, market-leading position as it rejuvenates the offer, closes loss-making stores and makes cost savings.

It sweeps away mandatory pay scales and makes "cost of living" increases discretionary for most teachers.

That shift has required the company to embrace a plan of action that makes cost cutting as important as rapid expansion.

The current interest in returning to the Moon and Mars by 2030 makes cost effective and low mass health monitoring sensors essential for spacecraft development.

The system successfully preserves a sanitized form of medieval land tenancy, but it makes cost-effective agriculture impossible, since it divides the land among far too many tenants.

This was cumbersome at the beginning, but it makes cost-cutting easier now for example by using more (cheap, Russian) sugar and less (expensive, imported) cocoa.

But high price is part of the appeal, and these products are designed to muddle the sub-lobe of the brain that makes cost-benefit calculations.

The data can be understood by the least tech-savvy executives, which makes cost-saving decisions a breeze.

However, the complexity advantage provided by DVC may be very transient, as with Moore's law, computing power increases exponentially and makes cost-effective within a couple of years the implementation that is not manageable today.

As the attenuation of signal at 10 Gb/s makes cost-effective transmission through copper prohibitively expensive and complex at distances ∼3 10 m, this segment is to be covered by optical interconnects at speeds higher 10 Gb/s.

Our approach for the first time makes cost-effective use of state-of-the-art microelectronics in medical measurement equipment, thus offering to replace discrete, single application devices used at present.