Sentence examples for cost damaging from inspiring English sources

American producers have alleged that government-subsidized Chinese companies are selling solar panels at below cost, damaging the domestic industry in the United States.

The truth of the matter is that they are a high cost, damaging and ineffective selection device.

Although the dry milling process is relatively simple with a lower production cost, damaged starch content increases because of the high grain hardness of rice.

Any one of these second-order disasters could swamp the original earthquake in terms of cost, damage, or casualties — and one of them definitely will.

Each state is typically assigned a numerical vulnerability value such as repair cost, damage ratio (repair cost relative to replacement cost) or percentage of damage.

In every price range, hotels are struggling to cut costs without damaging the reputation of their brand.

"We have cut costs without damaging our core brands and products.

Opponents of emission controls argued that the cost would damage the industry and the economy.

That leaves little room for the third slug of costs: damages claims.

The Department for Transport estimates the cost of road accidents by taking account of ambulance and hospital (excluding A&E) treatment costs, damage to vehicles and property, administrative costs associated with accident insurance and the human cost of fatalities.

Drilled solids increase drilling costs, damage reservoirs, and create large disposal costs.