Sentence examples for way of cost from inspiring English sources

Investors are concerned that the acquisitions are adding little in the way of cost savings or synergies to Freeport.

In the aggregate, American hospitals have huge amounts of money sloshing through them and little in the way of cost controls.

Scotland has moved down the road of rationalisation (that is, centralisation) in police and fire, though not yet reaped much reward by way of cost savings or effectiveness, according to Audit Scotland.

The first problem is that most experts, with a notable exception of David Cutler of Harvard, don't believe they will produce much in the way of cost savings over the next 10 years.

The government has attempted to reform public sector pensions, but its efforts, for example to raise the retirement age for civil servants and NHS staff, have not come to much and are not yielding much in the way of cost savings.

Ford will not, though, have much in the way of cost reductions in place for the rest of this year.

The health care debate has so far produced remarkably little in the way of cost-saving strategies.

That formula, profit growth by way of costs cuts, is a temporary salve in any industry.

Smith told Saunders at the Old Bailey hearing: "News UK would not seek or accept any part of any order by way of costs of central funds, public funds".

"By showing that it is possible to accurately estimate tiger numbers from their paw prints and faeces, we have opened up a new way of cost-effectively keeping our finger on the pulse of the tiger population and gauging the success of conservation programmes," explained Dr Jhala.

They insist there is no way of costing such a "unique" project.