Such additional price declines might be caused, for example, by the costs of dealing with a disgruntled minority shareholder.
Second, dedicated procurement policies are hardly free market and could only be really justified in the face of extreme distortions in procurement practice caused, for example, by discrimination.
Also information losses caused, for example, by temporary components failure, or the presence of unreliable communication media, might represent a non-trivial problem.
However, despite major advances in computer technology, contemporary HCI is still characterized by brief delays in computer responsiveness caused, for example, by background processes or network delays.
In addition, if a negative effect was unavoidable, it could be compensated for by investing in nature in other places than where the damage was caused, for example.
Experiencing the slow drip of chronic stress (caused, for example, by daily life in a war zone) is fundamentally different from going through a major traumatic event (for example, running over an improvised explosive device).
The website of a New Mexico law firm points consumers to a Medicare list of preventable injuries and illnesses — caused, for example, by transfusions of the wrong blood type or foreign objects left in patients during surgery.
It has commonalities with a myriad of other chronic pain conditions which include PTSD, "Gulf War Syndrome", and various stress-induced conditions caused, for example, by viral infection, emotional or physical stress, trauma, combat, accident or surgery.
Surface roughness on a target nozzle, caused for example by attached chemical compounds and/or wastages by erosion and corrosion, can lead to a significant loss of target flow stability as well as surface wakes.
A patient with heart failure (caused, for example, by a muscle-damaging heart attack) may benefit from a transplant, but there are not enough spare thumpers around for all those who need them.
With a manually controlled machine tool, the operator watches for changes in machining performance (caused, for example, by a dull tool or a harder workpiece) and makes the necessary mechanical adjustments.
