Sentence examples for collateral costs from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors and judges seldom regard those collateral costs as a rationale for leniency.

Other ambitious superintendents admit privately that radical reform has collateral costs, and that students like Norberto bear them.

That willingness to prevent future violence includes collateral costs like expenditures for security measures, insurance and government welfare programs.

It's hard to believe that they could calculate the collateral costs with any real degree of accuracy, but I understand the concept.

But these hardball massive-resistance tactics, this stubborn desire to enforce their will despite the collateral costs, brings people face to face with the anti-human side of religious morality in a way that's a lot harder to overlook.

"I think the key challenge for Chicago is to figure out a way to get the benefits of what New York has done without all of the collateral costs to our most disadvantaged citizens," Ms. Ander said.

Maybe he can, but at what collateral cost?

When military leaders are given objectives, they achieve them at whatever collateral cost they are not explicitly prohibited from incurring.

A collateral cost of these disruptions, though, is that people will question how the staging rights came to be awarded to a course many experts see as a simulation of America, after heavy lobbying by Sir Terry Matthews, its owner, in pursuit of a personal obsession.

Notts County will celebrate their 153rd birthday this November, but the women's arm of the club is only 18 months old and its change of incarnation – effectively moving from Lincoln to take up a place in the Women's Super League last year – has raised questions about the collateral cost of advancement in the sport.

Adaptive evolution offers many opportunities in metabolic engineering; however, several constraints still exist as evolutionary trade-offs may impose collateral cost to obtain new traits.