But volatile earnings and repeated cost-cutting soured many investors on the effort to create a global auto giant.
GM has plenty of cash to help it weather passing storms, and its repeated cost-cutting has made it lean enough to make profits even if it produces fewer cars.
It was then described as a "marriage made in heaven" by Mr. Schrempp, but up-and-down earnings and repeated cost-cutting soured many investors on the effort to create a global auto giant.
Falling circulation and the flight to the internet of classified ads and public-sector job notices have consigned survivors to repeated cost-cutting.Into this gloomy picture steps David Montgomery, a tabloid veteran who once headed the News of the World and ran the Mirror Group in the 1990s.
A one-time investment in mobile device hardware and software eliminates many repeated costs for printing, data entry, and data cleaning.
And Labour is going to repeat "cost of living" like a mantra.
Our findings were consistent with a cost study of a colorectal cancer screening programme which showed that repeated screenings cost less than initial screenings because of the lower prevalence of disease in the rescreening group as opposed to first-time participants [ 31].
Compared to other prognostic markers, NLR seems to be a convenient, easily-obtained and repeated, low cost and reliable predictor for HCC patients.
So particularly for people who remain in their home for a long time, and don't incur repeated transaction costs, Dr. Campbell continued, "it's an investment with overall very reliably positive returns".
Returnable glass bottles, which can be reused a number of times, are the least expensive to manufacture on a per use basis; although repeated handling costs may dissipate any saving.
The calculation was repeated for costs of preventable AEs (1.6 % preventable AE rate).
