81.   Drug plans typically try to control costs by developing formularies, or lists of preferred drugs.

82.   Efforts by those companies and by the other pharmacy benefit managers to control costs have largely been stymied.

83.   Employers, he said, have imposed lower limits on coverage of mental health care because they have had difficulty controlling its costs.

84.   Even while threatening a veto, Clinton urged elderly people to seek bipartisan support for changes in Medicare that would control costs without harming beneficiaries.

85.   Enrollment in HMOs and other forms of managed care is soaring, in part because employers see them as a way to control costs.

86.   Even with the market healthy again, management is still focused on controlling costs and expanding in new directions.

87.   For all its efforts to control costs, Pan Am officials say, the airline has also taken steps to smooth the travel experience for consumers.

88.   Fifteen years ago, managed care companies promised to control costs for employers without sacrificing the quality of care by striking hard bargains with doctors and hospitals.

89.   For one, Russia was posed to prosper in the world textile business, if it could only control costs.

90.   Further, the industry has managed to control operating costs, except for fuel, Donofrio said.