Sentence examples for tight cost from inspiring English sources

"Our growth is supported by a disciplined financial plan involving tight cost controls and targeted investments".

On Wednesday, Mr. Gulliver told investors the bank would "continue to exert tight cost discipline while streamlining processes and procedures".

The airline said the improvement was due to tight cost control and the popularity of its new allocated seating programme.

Hewlett-Packard reported solid quarterly results yesterday, helped by strong sales in consumer markets and tight cost controls.

The company also highlighted tight cost controls and said it was enjoying better margins that resulted from new global sourcing operations.

But it cited tight cost controls, new products, growth in Asia, increased traffic in its travel retail business and improved currency translation for its upbeat forecast.

He used to work 12-hour days, finishing at midnight, and was plagued with staff problems and tight costs.

The men began to ask for respirators, some of them having worked in construction, but the chief on-site supervisor, a state corrections official, spoke of tight costs or reminded workers they could always just go back to jail.

Bloomberg speculated that McWraps were not popular with millennials, although their $3.99 price, steep in 2013 when they were introduced nationally in the U.S., may also have been a factor in a tight, cost-conscious economy.

Company officials said a broad shift toward tighter cost controls on military contractors had increased contractors' interest in lowering pension and health costs over time.

Angel Cepeda, a school board candidate in the Plainview-Old Bethpage saidol District whe said he wants to see tighter cost controls, said he found the enthusiasm of the crowd encouraging.