Sentence examples for consequential costs from inspiring English sources

I doubt that anyone would say that a tax rebate of a few hundred dollars is worth thousands of dollars in consequential costs and expenses.

He says the company has used its terms and conditions to refuse to pay for the consequential costs he had assumed would be covered.

While most firms associate the consequential costs of these types of events as their risk, EvD is a subtler figure, which is revealed in persistent loss scenarios.

Mike McDonough Mountainside, N.J., March 4, 2008 • To the Editor: As the mother of a 21-year-old American marine who returns to Iraq next week for his second tour of duty, I am grateful, as ever, to Bob Herbert for continuing to highlight the human, financial and consequential costs of the endless, disastrous Iraq war.

For bond funds, where security selection is less consequential, costs are given more weight.

Why does profit-making Private Medicine, not pick up the consequential costs of their actions??

Aid workers accustomed to more austere conditions in their personal lives are more likely to put up with less luxurious work environments, with consequential cost savings for their employers.

It also recognises the consequential cost of any major intervention.

The lost-productivity and consequential financial costs are enormous [6].

Beyond just embarrassing, the delays were consequential; they cost school districts and local governments millions in borrowing fees.

Throughout the global conversations surrounding HFCs, the US State Department has stressed that the achievement of an HFC amendment to the Montreal Protocol would be "one of the most consequential and cost-effective actions that global community can take this year to combat climate change".