Sentence examples for aesthetic cost from inspiring English sources

As Wilson's narrator says in his story there was an aesthetic cost, as well as personal suffering, involved in national socialism.

The switch in materials came at some aesthetic cost: the carbon-fibre wings would have withstood winds of up to forty miles an hour, while the steel wings retract automatically when gusts reach twenty-four miles an hour, a not infrequent occurrence on the banks of Lake Michigan.

The aesthetic costs of the new law are taken even more seriously.

Would you rather pay for an upgraded, more convenient and frequent transit system or the health, welfare, safety and aesthetic costs of automobile-based travel?

You not only need to have expensive devices (which I barely manage), but clothes and glasses and bags and notebooks and pens and coffee-makers and spirits and cameras and sometimes even cars that meet a certain aesthetic, and cost more than they probably ought to.

A review of innovative low cost aesthetic forming systems of thin concrete shells was made.

As a part of certain design compromises, that took into account, aesthetic, safety, and cost considerations, non-optimal tilt angles and occasional shading of the PV modules made the efficiency of PV system lower than the peak rating of the cells.

Muji has succeeded in part by incorporating the aesthetic consequences of cost-cutting into its design philosophy.

The hanging metal net design was approved by the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District in February, a landmark decision after decades of debate here over whether the aesthetic and monetary costs made sense and whether potential jumpers dissuaded by such a barrier would just go elsewhere to kill themselves.

The determining factors which have to be taken into consideration to come to a final decision could be a combination of risk of damaging tissues, treatment time, costs, aesthetic compromises, stability and morbidity to name but a few.

The systems mainly consist of mullion materials and glazing units that are selected and designed to achieve the desired structural, thermal and daylighting performances as well as to meet cost and aesthetic concerns.