Sentence examples for considering the collateral from inspiring English sources

Others said that if it dragged on past the weekend, losses would snowball, especially considering the collateral damage to restaurants, hotels, taxis, group ticket agents and other businesses dependent upon Broadway.

Its stress tests fail to consider the collateral damage of banks' distress.

The trouble with that approach, says Mr Parton, is that one also needs to consider the "collateral damage".

But we also learned that when dealing with major companies or industries, we had to carefully consider the collateral consequences of our prosecutions.

One reason is the Department of Justice's longstanding policy that prosecutors must consider the "collateral consequences" that pursuing a corporation might have on innocent employees, shareholders, pensioners and even the financial system at large.

Divesting difficult customers has its advantages, but consider the collateral damage: The profitable customers you're keeping may wonder if they're next in line and defect to friendlier providers.

In a "just" economy, venture capitalists would consider the collateral damage (layoffs, defaulted retirements, etc). that may result from their actions in the same way that military commanders must consider whether the use of a certain weapon in proximity to civilians would be discriminate and proportional.

He didn't consider the collateral damage.

However, most recovery rate studies consider the collateral value as given (exceptions are, for example, Jokivuolle and Peura 2003; Somers and Whittaker 2007; Leow and Mues 2012).

I wonder at the simple-minded assessment of a traffic engineer who assumes no danger if an accident is a "sideswipe at most". He fails to consider the collateral damage -- lost time for both parties and everyone backed up behind the accident, insurance or out-of-pocket costs for repairs and a pervasive disintegration of trust on the road.

"We must utilize our prosecutorial discretion as we do in every case by considering the unintended collateral consequences that our decisions have on our immigrant population".