with costs

"We cannot continue with costs that are out of control because reform is a necessity that cannot wait, " he said.

With costs and capital under so much pressure, the incentive for executives to identify those who add genuine value to a bank has rocketed.

Kraft said that in many cases it was dealing with costs that were up 20 percent and 30 percent from a year earlier.

People have been predicting for years that they would shortly become ubiquitous; but, with costs continuing to fall, they eventually will.

Skiing remains the main family entertainment, with costs controlled by handing down equipment.

Both airlines' national economies are still in the doldrums; both firms are struggling with costs greater than their revenues.

Management meant hunting for resources and then hoarding them, not dealing with costs, customers and competition.

And when the bubble burst, Spanish industry was left with costs that made it uncompetitive with other nations.

Pay interest derived therefrom and reimburse the consumers with costs reasonably incurred.

And with costs presumably coming down over time, they probably have some room to sell a cheaper version if they wanted to.

Progress is seldom simple; it comes with costs and casualties, even challenges about whether a change represents an advance or a retreat.

With costs already cut to the bone, sales growth is critical for firms to boost earnings going forward.

Companies with costs in one currency and revenues in another needed to hedge exchange-rate risk.

They are so obsessed with costs and pricing that rarely do they dissect the customer value proposition.

The Russian Federation and South Africa are notable exceptions, with costs per patient treated above US$ 1000.

You can document costs for the task along with costs for the resources.

Defining annual target tables from the strategic targets, in sequenced priority, with costs