Sentence examples for cost human from inspiring English sources

What was the cost, human and economic, of the I-35 bridge collapse?

McDonald's and Burger King and Wendy's have switched to a product, without disclosing its risks, that may cost human lives.

Automated inspection machines and artificial intelligence aren't designed to cost human workers their jobs; in fact, quite the opposite (Schools not preparing children to succeed in an AI future, MPs warn, theguardian.com, 12 October).

The LAT measures leanness using eight quantitative performance dimensions: time effectiveness, quality, process, cost, human resources, delivery, customer, and inventory.

Efficiency of such analysis depends on human factor, and may lead to serious mistakes, that may cost human beings.

Yet for the money they save on cashiers, the new fast food chains introduce a new, countervailing cost: human delivery agents.

But only the founder could know that there was an unmet need for low cost, human-scale, room sharing.

I asked Qassem if the intervention was worth the increasing costs, human and political.

Any reckoning now must begin with the grimly familiar chronicle of the war's costs, human and material.

Robotics will initially augment and eventually replace high-cost human labor.

Home based support for caregivers of persons with dementia, which emphasizes the use of locally available, low-cost human resources, is feasible, acceptable and leads to significant improvements in caregiver mental health and burden of caring.