Sentence examples for will help trim from inspiring English sources

Some say restoring high-end tax rates to levels similar to those in the Clinton administration will help trim the deficit with minimal effect on the economy.

The 12 percent reduction in the Finnish company's global work force will help trim operating costs by €1 billion, or $1.47 billion, a 17 percent reduction, by the end of 2012.

Yesterday he announced the sale of a 75% stake in Vivendi's trade and health magazines to the tune of $1 billion, which will help trim debt.

As we move towards our March 18th deadline for the current continuing resolution, I hope that my colleagues across the aisle will listen to what experts across the country are telling them and compromise on a budget that will help trim expenditures while maintaining our investments in our future.

Consulting the Information Technology department before beginning to evaluate different clients will often help trim the list of possible clients and make it easier to focus on those that will work in the company environment.

Without stronger domestic demand in Japan and Europe to help trim the deficit, the dollar will have to take more of the strain.

Another 3,000 jobs will go elsewhere, and trimming that is already under way at Opel's Rüsselsheim factory, near Frankfurt, will help reduce GM's production capacity in Europe by 400,000 units by 2004.

In some ways, the looser style will help to trim costs.

And a yoga practice that's right for you will help you trim and tone in all those familiar places.

Bigger portions contain more calories than smaller portions, so scaling back on the size of your food portion will help you trim calories.

If you're headed to the gym, it's probably best to leave the corset at home-ultimately, a good workout will help you trim your waist more than a waist-training corset will.