Sentence examples for sponsors reducing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehta's new tour model involves multiple corporate sponsors; reducing costs, for example, by taking buses instead of charter flights from city to city; and a determination to cancel with ample time to plan New York replacement concerts.

Mr. Ellison, who also sets the tournament rules, envisions a new format for the 34th America's Cup that is designed to increase profits, bring in more advertising and corporate sponsors, reduce costs for entrants and entice younger viewers.

Public and private pension fund values are dropping as sponsors reduce their expected investment returns.

Infantino must repair relations with sponsors and reduce costs that have spiralled out of control.

Bivens was forced out after a player revolt precipitated largely by a loss of tournament sponsors that reduced the 2009 schedule to 27 events from 34 in 2008.

Montgomerie says the players need to understand that sponsors will reduce the prize money on offer for tournaments if high-profile players are regularly absent.

When the Congressional Budget Office gave a tentative cost estimate of the HELP bill, the negative reaction caused the sponsors to reduce both eligibility and the size of the subsidies.

As Congress works to put the finishing touches on a massive bill to reform the nation's financial system, it's a fair question to ask whether the proposed legislation will do what its sponsors claim: reduce the odds of another crisis, protect consumers and ensure that taxpayers won't be on the hook for a future bailout.

Organizers attempted to respond to public concern by asking sponsors to consider reducing their orders and by paying $1.5 million to add 2,600 seats to the Saddledome.

Well-known case studies describe physicians who coördinated care for a group of diabetics, only to see the program cancelled because of deleterious effects on the hospital sponsor from reduced admissions.

We propose that a university link to the sponsoring institution reduces the probability of new venture failure and, at the same time, retards timely graduation.