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1. They were trying to reduce operating costs .

2. Operating costs jumped from ￡85.3m to ￡95m.

3. Absenteeism, turnover, and operating costs were all high.

4. Its aim was to cut operating costs.

5. He asked them to identify areas in which operating costs could be brought down without significantly affecting store revenues.

6. The savings on operating costs alone were immense, some experts putting it in the order of ￡2 million a year.

7. The first is by cutting operating costs, which have been rising faster than revenues.

8. Most combinations offered lower operating costs than the base case,[sentence dictionary] but at the price of increased track maintenance charges.

9. However, in the calibration model, constant marginal operating costs were assumed.

10. The need to cut operating costs will restrict the time, energy and financial resources available to promote the hotel.

11. After the deduction of operating costs and payments to shareholders, this is put to reserve.

12. However, reorganisation provisions necessarily include provisions for operating costs, such as redundancy costs and administrative expenses.

13. Two-up printing also saves operating costs by squeezing more pages per linear foot of paper running through the printer.

14. Previously it charged all operating costs, including those related to the management of investments, to revenue account.

15. The money was given to the museum with the proviso that it is spent on operating costs.

16. Citicorp plans to lop $1.5 billion a year from its operating costs.

17. The capital cost of these projects is some $100million—then there'll be the operating costs.

18. There were considerable savings both on the capital cost of power stations and on their operating costs.

19. However[sentencedict.com], Figure 18-1 is simplified by assuming constant average and marginal short-run operating costs up to full capacity.

20. But management seemed unperturbed, claiming that shareholders needed a stronger share price, which called for lower operating costs.

21. In its accounts for the year ended 31 March 1992, 3i has changed its policy for accounting for operating costs.

22. By the start of the 1980s, however, the company had cut its operating costs pretty much to the bone.

23. Denver International must take in at least $ 304 million in revenues next year to cover annual debt service and operating costs.

24. The merged company hopes to cut $ 800 million in annual operating costs.

25. The money was given to the museum with the proviso that it be spent on operating costs.

26. Delta benefits from a modern fleet of aircraft with low operating costs.

27. Also the combination of both activities enables banks to reduce overall operating costs.

28. The regulation worked out so that the company provided local service at prices that failed to cover more than direct operating costs.

29. They provide food products at lower cost than conventional supermarkets; they minimize operating costs and customer services.

30. Now downtown and suburban churches pick up the $ 215, 000-a-year operating costs.