Sentence examples for trimming service from inspiring English sources

At O'Hare in Chicago, United and American sought to protect their hubs, trimming service nearly in lock step.

So when companies are looking for places to cut costs it's easy to justify trimming service staff, or outsourcing.

Railroad officials said earlier this year that their old strategy, trimming service to cut costs to balance the books, had resulted in too much pruning, and a system that was withering away.

But once enrolled, the veteran finds a V.A. that is trimming services to control costs.

Cash-strapped town halls and regional governments are trimming services even as the unemployed, now over 20% of the workforce, need help.

But the mayor's plan includes a 6.4percentt reduction in agency spending that officials said would come from increased efficiency and finding other sources of revenue rather than trimming services.

The mayor spent his first months in office looking for ways to reduce spending through cutting staff and modestly trimming services, but he increased revenue through borrowing and eventually raising taxes, fines and fees.

Meanwhile, local agencies are considering trimming services nationwide, due to fiscal strain from the slumping economy.

For too long, we have blindly accepted, and thus expected, unrealistically low airfares, while airlines trimmed service, eventually reducing their employees — yes, the pilots and flight attendants who save lives — to overworked and underpaid versions of their former selves.

If the war goes on too long, the airline might trim service to small and medium-size American cities, as well as additional foreign cities, said Gordon M. Bethune, the company's chief executive.

But demand has fallen as the economy has weakened further, prompting First to trim services and cut 1,100 jobs.