Sentence examples for taking cost from inspiring English sources

They say doctors and patients must begin taking cost into account.

"At Archant it isn't simply about taking cost out of business, it is about growth.

We also see an improving UK economy helping British Gas, and believe a price freeze by any future government will be unworkable without taking cost into general taxation.

"They see revenue loss, and just taking cost out of their network will not increase revenue".Nortel and other equipment-makers claim that there are fortunes waiting to be made by telecoms operators who jump into television.

"The management, in the Japanese sense, is becoming very proactive in terms of taking cost out, focusing on return to shareholders and return on capital," says Emmett.

Three candidates to secure the blanket space are proposed with the aim of reactor size optimization without deteriorating α-heating efficiency and by taking cost analyses into account.

Taking costs out of the system means taking money out of somebody's pockets.

"We consistently find that taking costs out improves the customer experience," said Bill Curry, a company spokesman.

"The person knows we aren't just taking costs out, we are helping the company grow," Mr. Hurd said.

This language has consistently been interpreted by courts as barring the agency from taking costs into account.

The victim cannot shift these losses to the injurer because the injurer has insulated himself from liability by taking cost-justified precautions.