Sentence examples for tightening operations from inspiring English sources

But direct measurement is the key to tightening operations.

It is also tightening operations and broadening its fried menu.

The changes in job categories appear to reflect an emphasis on tightening operations and justifying past technology investments, rather than staffing up in anticipation of new business.

The decision to take down the Peppa Pig videos comes as Bytedance, one of the world's most highly-valued technology start-ups, has been tightening operations amid growing government scrutiny.

Nordstrom selected top management from outside the Nordstrom family for the first time in 1993, a move that signaled a new focus on cutting costs and tightening operations but which hurt company morale.

They shuttered 900 stores worldwide, cut almost $600 million in costs and closed every single cafe for three hours to retrain baristas while tightening operations to improve coffee quality.

Wexner halted his expansion program and tightened operations.

However, he said that startups would need to tighten operations and slow their spending to attract the larger suitors.

Improved financial performance for the rail company suggested that efforts to tighten operations even without getting rid of the workers' special benefits were having some impact.

Arby's has tightened operations and introduced a value menu to help it better compete with chains like Burger King and Jack in the Box, which also are grappling with high unemployment among the young people who make up their core customers.

American Express has recently tightened operations, slashing costs and focusing on the company's core businesses.