Sentence examples similar to cost impulse from inspiring English sources

An early charm offensive at Old Trafford can be expected but there will come a point when the win-at-all-costs impulse and the other internal complexes form their usual irresistible force.

I've owned another pair of Altras (the decidedly lower-cost Impulse) and I wore a giant hole in the side of the thing after a couple of months.

In a sense, the False Claims Act fights fire with fire by harnessing the profit incentives of ordinary Americans to corral the profit-at-any-cost impulses of cheats.

That's right: After decades of the War on Drugs and spiraling mass incarceration, something whether it's the Black Lives Matter protest movement or cost-cutting impulses or bald political calculation has mainstream conservatives expressing at least tepid support for medical marijuana and drug reform.

That's right: After decades of the War on Drugs and spiraling mass incarceration, something whether it's the Black Lives Matter protest movement or cost-cutting impulses or pure political calculation has mainstream conservatives expressing at least tepid support for medical marijuana and drug reform.

The cost of his impulse decision: a cool $37,500.

General analytic expressions are developed to provide a minimum bound on impulse cost in both the circular restricted and the Hill's approximations.

Listening to his heart and making decisions based on psychic impulses cost him £34,000.

His crazy impulse probably cost him what he feared the most, losing her friendship again.

Therefore the energy cost produced by the impulse is far less sensitive to changes in the take-off angle the closer the angle is to the theoretical optimum of 45°.

The theoretical reduction in energy cost produced by the impulse associated with the change in observed take-off angle when comparing jumping from the firm surface and jumping from the compliant surface is 2% for jump distances of 1.2 m.