Sentence examples for name of cost from inspiring English sources

On our blog this week, The Insiders jousted over the idea of "radical' chief executives sacking all their staff in the name of cost cutting.

Granted, some of these homes are built on old farmlands that were already bereft of any tree growth, but most developers seem happy to bulldoze trees in the name of cost and efficiency in order to perpetuate another act of architectural vacuity -- the modern subdivision -- a largely treeless desert where there is zero risk of your cat or little Johnny getting stuck in an old oak or maple.

It begged the most uncomfortable question of all: Which 1% of their heart attack patients should doctors have sacrificed in the name of cost containment?

The good news for JetBlue is that it still looks relatively strong in an industry where customers dispense poor service ratings like candy, thanks to all the niceties that the legacy carriers have done away with in the name of cost cutting.

It has somehow sanitized the dirty business of firing people in the name of "cost cutting," as though workers who support their families and communities are expendable widgets, and their impoverishment has no consequence.

In the name of cost cutting and lower standards to reach federal norms, New York State will also eliminate a number of foreign language exams for students with limited English proficiency and January and August exams for students who need to retake them to qualify for diplomas.

For instance, most American bank deals have been done in the name of cost-cutting.

You can probably guess at the kinds of problems such people run into: bad seats, long layovers, horrible hotels, and generally unpleasant times, all in the name of cost-cutting.

The proposals to restructure undergraduate medical education in the name of cost-effectiveness to date largely turn out " to be maneuvers to transfer costs to other entities"; opportunities for significant reductions in the costs of medical student education are difficult to determine [ 5].

"At nearly every stage of the collection process," the bank "cut corners in the name of speed, cost savings and their own convenience," she said.

Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage (Name of EU COST Action: TD1201).