Sentences with phrase «cut cost to»

Developed and launched a new concept in route sales to better serve customers, cut cost to company by 15 % and increase sales by 30 %.

Maybe then the lawyers could cut the cost to their clients.

When sales slowed to a snail's pace, I sought advice on Kindle's Community forum and was advised to jazz up my blurb and cut the cost to $ 4.99 or under.

At first, the school paid the contractor $ 14,000 per 10 - day period for three workers, though it later cut the cost to $ 1,000 a week for someone to review the school's finances weekly.

He realized solar energy could provide an affordable alternative and created his sun - driven prototype for $ 9,000; future versions should cut the cost to $ 1,000.

Well, survey respondents were discussing cutting costs to increase profit last year.

Going into 2013, our small business clients told us their primary goal was to cut costs to increase profitability.

Citi, like other big banks, has been cutting costs to boost profit as low interest rates and new regulations crimp revenue growth.

Local oil explorer Pura Vida Energy has slashed director salaries and accepted the resignation of chairman Jeff Dowling as it seeks to further cut costs to preserve cash holdings.

The plan included changes to McDonald's new organizational structure, its intention to sell many more restaurants to franchisees than originally planned, and to cut costs to the tune of $ 300 million a year.

As smaller iron ore miners scramble to cut costs to deal with falling prices, another hurdle looms — customers» preference for quality.

Instead, analysts heard about prosaic plans like McDonald's new organizational structure (it will lump international markets together by specific characteristics rather than by geographic proximity), its intention to sell many more restaurants to franchisees than originally planned, and to cut costs to the tune of $ 300 million a year.

The companies that thrived during a recession didn't cut back the fastest or invest the most, but found a middle ground between cutting costs to survive in the present and investing for tomorrow.

Mr. Hackett, who took over in May, has vowed to cut costs to improve the automaker's «fitness.»

The firm was forced to sell or write down assets and cut costs to boost liquidity.

Emiliani advises companies eager to cut costs to look instead at the legendary Toyota model (NYSE: TM).

Limits to cutting costs to the bone Still, Sprint's strategy will only take it so far, as cutting prices and offering promotions to attract new customers cut into its financial metrics.

Newspapers across the country have highlighted layoffs, delays in new projects, and provincial budget deficits as oil sands producers and liquefied natural gas (LNG) export proponents cut costs to...

From cutting costs to reducing risks, this indomitable digital technology has moved way beyond bitcoin to becoming an indispensable ally to the bank that wants to most securely and efficiently fulfill its role of tracking, storing and transferring value.

Some far - fetched examples might be fraud, some sort of US asset freeze / repatriation, false accounting, improper checks and balances or insurances as it cuts costs to keep its TER down, moneys not properly segregated between account owners, computer error...

In fact, the pressure on Savvides could well switch quickly from his apparent lack of willingness to cut costs to the far more important question of whether or not he has the ability to execute a strategy of integrating health insurance with health services.

Services for the Underbanked: The Company cuts costs to allow banks and equivalents to provide financial services with low - cost accounts, loans, and microsavings.

Management hasn't had the attention or resources to defend against this competition, and has been cutting costs to get by, so it may be falling behind in its offerings.

The reason is that since they try to cut costs to make the set cheaper, inferior materials may be used in the production.

«These reforms not only cut costs to save taxpayers money, they ensure that our men and women serving in the military have their vote counted.»

He added that municipalities that can't find ways to cut costs to pay their bills should look for ways to consolidate with other governments and share costs.

«True, he was able, in the early days, of sniffing out a corporate bargain and cutting costs to boost profit.

Every council is required by law to have a local child poverty strategy, and the good news is that reducing child poverty benefits everyone by cutting the costs to local authority services and boosting the local economy through improved skills and qualifications for school leavers.

«Although some [schools and local governments] can rely on available reserve funds to bridge the gap,» he explained in a statement, «others may need to take a hard look at operations to find ways to cut costs to stay under the cap.»

Walker suggested Tuesday that eliminating the ability of unions to bargain with the state was one option he was considering as a way to get more concessions from them to cut costs to the state and help balance the budget.

University of Washington researcher Emanuel Todorov, who developed the hand pictured here with Zhe Xu of Yale University, says that using 3 - D - printed plastic parts minimizes the possibility of rejection — a common problem with hand transplants — while cutting costs to a fraction of those associated with similar articulated prostheses.

Doing so will save you thousands of dollars per year — home brewing cuts your cost to about $ 0.25 per cup.

If 2011 was the year when big studios wizened up and shelved big expensive tent poles, then 2012 is the year that those same studios are cutting costs to resurrect a handful of the projects including «Wedding Crashers» helmer David Dobkin's «Arthur & Lancelot.»

Companies even use it to track trends and cut costs to ensure future success.

- Cutting the cost to great extend by trimmed down the quality of infotainmant, gearbox, clutch, steering wheel control and interior quality material.

The company really had to cut costs to produce this model in order to ensure that it could be available for as little as possible.

U.S. corporations, having cut costs to the bone during the recession, are poised to continue reaping the rewards as the U.S. economy gains traction, notes Chris Sorensen of Maclean's.

First, cut costs to the bare minimum.

However, there are many ways you can save up money and cut costs to afford your vacation:

You will not be alone, if you decide to stop listening to the siren song of superior returns and then cut your costs to the bone so that you actually have a better chance of really obtaining superior returns.

We should begin with finding ways to cut costs to colleges and universities.

When combined with Questrade's free ETF trades, you can create an ultra-efficient index investing portfolio awhile cutting costs to the absolute bone.

By cutting costs to the bone, over the long term you're going to have a * much * better chance of having more money in your pocket.

This is the proper conclusion: During a bull market, buy everything and cut costs to the bone.

It may plan to sell assets to reduce debt, or cut costs to increase earnings.

Fee Reduction: Just as companies grow by cutting costs to keep «bottom line» robusta similar game by investors can be tried in reducing fees.

September is known as «secret season» in South Carolina's Myrtle Beach, as the weather is still warm enough for swimming but back - to - school season has emptied the beaches and hotels and shops cut costs to encourage tourism through the colder months.

So if you really need to cut costs to get a better graphics card, processor, or motherboard — this drive is a good compromise.

With DOE's help, the solar industry has drastically cut costs to enable technological innovation and market growth.

SAG «has ratified six contracts this year and cut costs to deal with a budget shortfall largely caused by the recession and work slowdown for actors.»