overheads
[ˈoʊvərhedz]
Definition:
1. Regular costs that you have when you are running a business or an organization, such as rent, electricity, wages, etc.
'overheads' example sentence:
- London was great, but the high overheads and the difficulties of travelling meant we had to move almost anywhere.
- They have low overheads and levels of debt.
- It's just about making a profit and it spends most of its income on overheads.
- An all-day team meeting costs thousands of dollars, if we calculate the cost of all the people involved along with overheads.
- Mr Gates wants the Pentagon to save 1-2% a year in overheads.
- What new ideas do you have to keep overheads costs down in a company?
- They are service providers who live on low overheads, exploit niches and rely on smart staff.
- Not all virtualization technologies provide the same benefits or have the same cost overheads.
- It's a good idea to review overheads regularly.
- They rarely go bust because they have no overheads, and stop only when the owners are too old to carry on.
- So our development time and overheads were getting worse and worse.
- Falling sales and rising overheads have obliged the company to review each customer's credit limit.
- These scores originally looked simply at overheads as a percentage of money raised.
- As Numbers fall, the overheads become more burdensome and the pressure on ingredients greater.
- This proved a poor guide, as low overheads may mean not thrift but ill-paid (and incompetent) staff.
- I mean whether staff members are supportive in our overheads reduction project.
- The leadership had streamlined the plant organization. As a result, the output doubled and the overheads fell drastically as well.
- Take away the unnecessary costs of the retail channel - CD manufacturing, distribution, and retail overheads.
- References also save memory (which reduces footprint and management overheads) and simplify your programming.
- However, because of built-in limitations and overheads associated with mmap, it is only worth doing this in very restricted situations.
- As soon as you hire your first employee, your overheads increase as you'll have to start paying him a salary.
- Analysis results demonstrate that the scheme has good security performance and lower network overheads.
- No overheads, extremely low operating costs.
- What do you think the manager should do in overheads cutting project?
- Which turns out to be a fairly good business, with overheads low enough to make a reasonable profit.
- A: I'm sorry to hear that. Is it the economy, overheads or the high taxes?
- And half of medical malpractice payments were gobbled up by lawyers and overheads.
- Speak to the audience. NOT to the visual AIDS, such as flip charts or overheads.
- The attractive point to companies wishing to use the system is the low selling overheads.
- We are having to cut our costs to reduce overheads and remain competitive.
- Private insurers spend 27 cents of every dollar on overheads.