Sentence examples for abating the cost from inspiring English sources

But with the economy apparently sliding toward another recession and deflation showing no signs of abating, the cost of doing as little as possible may soon be greater than the cost of taking action.

The use of accessions with defined toxin contents would abate the costs associated with conversion of seed cake to animal feed, generating additional revenues from Jatropha [ 24].

The use of either naturally occurring or novel cultivars with reduced toxin contents would abate the costs associated with conversion of seed cake to animal feed, generating additional revenues from Jatropha [ 23].

The lawsuit alleges that these companies' sale of lead-based paint created a "public nuisance" and that such companies should pay the municipalities a total of $1.4 billion for the cost of "abating" the problem — in essence, to support government-led efforts to find and replace all lead paint from older buildings.

The suitability of fair policies for environmental protection is promoted by an inverse relationship between the amount of N that must be abated and the Cost of Fairness.

The additional supply spurred by the legislation will help abate the rising housing costs — and is a good thing.

Outsourcing abates the marginal production costs and increases profits by producing higher stimuli for innovation (Glass and Saggi 2001).

The civil war, which shows no signs of abating, has cost the lives of more than 200,000 people; left nine million internally displaced and 3.8 million seeking refuge in neighbouring countries.

Clean-coal technology can abate the worst pollution, at a cost.

Efficiency is clearly desirable from a consumer's perspective as it lowers the cost of motoring, but will not abate the aggregate growth in transport fossil fuel use.

Measure-explicit marginal abatement cost curves depict the cost and abating potential of available mitigation options.