Sentence examples for using economies from inspiring English sources

Vistaprint disrupted local printing shops by offering web-based design and ordering and centralized production, using economies of scale to dramatically reduce costs.

He said he hoped to have millions of customers by the end of the year, which he said would further lower prices using economies of scale.

Three policy strategies to manage variations between planned and actual costs are discussed: improving funding authorization estimates, improving contingency policies, and using economies of scale in procurement packaging.

Ms. McCaw's acquisition stands in counterpoint to a trend in which large chains have been gobbling up small publications and using economies of scale to wring out higher profits.

At the same time in Germany, Bayer, BASF, and Hoechst the world's oldest and still largest chemical companies were driving down the price of dyes and pharmaceuticals by using economies of scope to reduce their production costs.

We help the Cornell community save on software costs by using economies of scale and promoting software license opportunities, on average saving the university an estimated $2.1 million a year.

The reality is that these programs have been going on for years, and while there are some egregious case studies, there are also success stories of cities effectively using economy development subsidies as well.

BritRail continues to offer its regular Youth Passes, which can be used on any number of days during a set period, using economy services, throughout England, Scotland and Wales.

So he used economies of scale.

"If you have high oil prices, the big multinationals can use economies of scale to ride this out," one person close to the talks said.

But across the developing world entrepreneurs are demonstrating that "focused factories", to use the jargon, can use economies of scale and intense specialisation to improve productivity.