Sentence examples for squeezing costs from inspiring English sources

That's when the real juice should appear — from squeezing costs.

For years they have been squeezing costs out at stations by laying off employees and cutting local programming.

Austerity across Europe, and retailers squeezing costs to counter inflation in food, have created the conditions for it to thrive.

It guaranteed supplies for the car makers at a time when demand for cars was growing quickly, while squeezing costs out of production, by encouraging competition between suppliers.

Wal-Mart, with its hyperefficient supply chain, is so good at squeezing costs that it has a measurable effect on the national inflation rate.

After years of squeezing costs, American businesses are said to be leaner and meaner and more robust in the face of fluctuating demand.

Deutsche Bank's chief executive, Josef Ackermann, made the deal despite worries in financial markets that buying only part of Postbank would prevent Deutsche from squeezing cost savings out of the combination.

Squeezing cost out is, of course, a priority for EMC to return to profitability.

And it can play hardware off against software, squeezing cost out of one side and adding it to the other to make the sale.

With the economic meltdown in full swing, Roberts sees an opportunity for what he calls the Open Cloud, where a combination of unique value services and squeezing cost out will ride the cloud computing wave.

To squeeze costs, it does all of its teaching online.