Sentence examples for time trimming from inspiring English sources

Larger businesses have a harder time trimming officially reported wages and revenue.

Austenal Laporte's OPT schedulers found that operators were spending too much time trimming injection models after each operation.

He asked Congress to reduce the enrollment of the Civilian Conservation Corps from 300,000 to 250,000, at the same time trimming the present $350,000,000 appropriation to $227,312,000.

United would have a hard time trimming costs and, by its own estimates, have to spend four years integrating the two sets of labor contracts, computer systems and routes.

For instance, you put on muscle quickly but have a hard time trimming the fat on top.

What comes to mind is that, with only 7, 10, and 12 inch records generally available in stores, someone must have spent quite some time trimming records down to the right sizes, and there are almost a thousand of them total.

Pummeled by the critics, the London production of "Gone With the Wind" will have its running time trimmed by 15 minutes to three and a quarter hours, the lead producer told The Independent, adding that he was committed to continuing the run of the $9.5 million show that bills itself as "a play with music".

In that time, trim up the matchbox sleeve covered with colored paper.

You can also remove dead or dying canes at this time; trim them at their base.

To achieve that, the government will have to resume the reforms it dropped during the good times: trimming pension benefits, cutting red tape, lowering and simplifying taxes and updating labour laws.

The areas described in the accompanying Additional file 5 (Five Areas of Possible Efficiency Improvements for MC Delivery) include reduced staff wait times, trimmed overhead and more efficient scheduling of surgery days.