The phrase "attractiveness cost" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the trade-offs or expenses associated with maintaining or enhancing one's attractiveness, but it may require further explanation for clarity.
Example: "In the beauty industry, the attractiveness cost can be significant, as individuals often invest heavily in products and treatments to enhance their appearance."
Alternatives: "beauty expense" or "appeal cost".
He isn't doing much better now, telling Wallace that "the Obamacare attractiveness" had cost him votes, "particularly among lower incomes".
"Operator device procurement tends to be a formalized process several times a year and is all about hardcore economics — attractiveness, availability, cost — rather than being generous to firms on the basis of their lobbying strategy," Mr. Page said.
By reducing the fear of violent crime and raising the attractiveness of cost savings with little actual risk, measures like the 3-Strikes modification and death-penalty repeal are well designed to take maximum advantage of these trends, without pushing the envelope very much in terms of challenging the basic premises of California's hyper-punitive penal code.
This was a variation on Romney's comments in the forty-seven-per-cent video, in which, he told Wallace "I didn't express myself as I wished I would have". He isn't doing much better now, telling Wallace that "the Obamacare attractiveness" had cost him votes, "particularly among lower incomes". How that said anything bad about either Obamacare or the outcome of the election wasn't clear.
The results show that customer satisfaction and switching barriers (alternative attractiveness and switching cost) have significant impacts on customer loyalty.
The cost attractiveness is an important element of comparison too.
This phenomenon therefore raises problems for the honesty of size-based signals, because a signaller could use it to enhance their attractiveness at minimal cost simply by positioning themselves in a flattering group (Bateson & Healy, 2005).
We combined three group sessions of 2.5 h each with an online learning environment, to maintain quality and improve attractiveness, while keeping costs at a minimum.
McDonald's constantly tinkers with its Dollar Menu, introduced in 2002, to balance the ingredient cost and attractiveness.
From the perspective of the rat host, one of the most important trade-offs is the reproductive benefit obtained from increased attractiveness and the reproductive cost incurred by greater predation.
