Sentence examples for conflict cost from inspiring English sources

Racial conflict cost him that job, too.

The conflict cost the lives of 18 Serbian policemen, six soldiers and ten civilians.

The conflict cost the lives of 58,000 Americans and 3.1 million Vietnamese on both sides.

The conflict cost about 850 lives and left 35,000 people – mostly ethnic Georgians – unable to return to their homes.

The conflict cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of Filipinos and about four thousand U.S. soldiers.

In Prince George's County, which is two-thirds blacks, racial conflict cost the center a new headquarters.

The protection of this idiosyncratic vision more than compensates for an expected increase in agent conflict costs.

The exercise of corporate control rights generates control costs–––which include competence and conflict costs–––for both the principal ("principal costs") and the agent ("agent costs").

Critically, we observe that enlisting courts in an effort to reduce these control costs will itself impose both competence costs and conflict costs spawned by the adjudication process.

This method shelters a nation's taxpayers from the initial totality of conflict costs.

CPP Inc., in their Global Human Capital Report from July 2008, revealed that conflict costs employers millions of dollars every year.