Sentence examples for sharp cost from inspiring English sources

Much of the credit for that sharp cost decline goes to the Energy Department.

DETROIT — General Motors, already much leaner and more efficient after going through bankruptcy and a painful reorganization, still has to undertake years of sharp cost cuts to ensure it remains profitable, its executives said Tuesday.

The city embraced the industry and fought to keep it intact here in recent years despite wages, sugar prices and environmental regulations that combine to put American candy factories at a sharp cost disadvantage.

Identification of sharp cost limits of available waste heat (reducing or increasing actual prices until technology structures start to switch).

This is an industry where suppliers and individual freelance contracts benefit from rapid price inflation in the boom times, but suffer sharp cost cuts in the bad times.

One of the most significant results is the sharp cost decrease for the whole genome DNA sequencing, since the psychological threshold of 1000$ for a 30X genome is about to be achieved.

But RIM actually increased its cash thanks to sharp cost-cutting.

Shell has outlined a sharp cost-cutting program in recent months.

Since the financial crisis, tuition at public schools has grown more rapidly than private ones, largely to offset sharp costs in state financing.

Oil majors' shares selling at around 1.25 times revenue presages a round of sharp cost-cutting across the industry.

Shell and BP posted unexpectedly strong first-quarter profits this year, thanks to sharp cost-cutting and a good cash position.