Sentence examples for compromise costs from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman estimates the Senate compromise costs 600,000 jobs.

He added that an imminent code-share was "unlikely but something we wouldn't rule out … so long as it didn't compromise cost, turnaround or punctuality".

The TiC-P consists of two different parts: part one (16 items) compromises costs due to loss of production including absenteeism from paid and unpaid work, and presenteeism.

Opponents of no-compromise cost controls in the Premier League argue the system would maintain the status quo by favouring the biggest clubs with large stadia and high commercial income.

Understanding what compromises cost-effective, clinically and culturally appropriate treatment for these injuries will substantially improve the evidence base and contribute to better care.

Optimization of inspection schedules and repair strategies is a compromise between costs of inspections and repairs, and expected costs of failure.

Sustainable design and implementation of greywater reuse (GWR) has to achieve an optimum compromise between costs and potable water demand reduction.

The optimal design of an energy-intensive process involves a compromise between costs and greenhouse gas emissions, complicated by the interaction between optimal process emissions and supply chain emissions.

The basis of the optimization is a compromise between "costs" related to pressure drop and viscous dissipation on one hand, and hold-up volume of the pore structure on the other hand.

The comparable signal-to-noise ratio of the apparatus and a research-grade fluorescent dissecting microscope show that the use of mass production dichroic filters is a pragmatic compromise between costs and performance.

Our independent assessment of the parameters with data not used for cost function optimization allowed us to further restrict the minima and reach a compromise between cost function optimality and biological plausibility.