Sentence examples for of stringent cost from inspiring English sources

Some, like Siemens, Deutsche Telekom and BT, reaped the benefits of stringent cost cutting.

North Hollywood-based APSB, the parent company of American Pacific State Bank, attributed the improved results to two years of stringent cost cutting, and a dramatic improvement in the bank's interest margin--the difference between what a bank pays for money and what it lends it for.

Angry, dejected workers braced themselves for stringent cost-cutting measures, while travelers' reactions ranged from oblivious to confused about the prospect of a bankruptcy filing by United.

Despite the BBC already introducing stringent cost savings of 3% a year until 2012-13 – forecastoto save a total of £1.7bn – the onset of the economic downturn over the past four months has led to a new round of belt tightening for the BBC.

Stringent cost and energy constraints impose the use of low-cost and low-power radio transceivers in large-scale wireless sensor networks (WSNs).

Mark led the design of the newly opened UCL Academy and is currently developing school designs to meet the new Education Funding Agency's stringent cost and area parameters.

The White House tried to persuade Congress to include stringent cost controls in the law.

"Our revised forecast assumes a continuing weak advertising environment for the rest of the calendar year balanced by stringent cost-cutting across all of our businesses and the addition of earnings from the newly acquired Chris-Craft stations".

[C3.] Major Cost Cutting Lies Ahead at Mercedes Dieter Zetsche, the incoming chairman of DaimlerChrysler, signaled that he would impose a stringent cost-cutting regimen on the company's flagship Mercedes division, which has had a collapse in profit.

Mr. Ghosn has become a star of the auto industry for reviving Nissan with a stringent cost-cutting program and a new emphasis on vehicle design.

Bailey reiterated longstanding industry arguments about the costs of stringent environmental regulation — lost jobs, higher energy costs.