Sentence examples for deliberate cost from inspiring English sources

It is a dismaying reminder that baseball continues to enable the tawdry likes of Rodriguez at deliberate cost to those who play it straight.

In addition, postponed government payments may have produced deliberate cost escalation from NGO facilities to compensate for the delays.

They've spent years representing a woman in a small town in Mississippi whose husband and son died within weeks of each other, victims of cancer allegedly caused by deliberate cost-cutting spills into the town's drinking water by big, bad Krane Chemical.

And even as unintentional downtime is decreased by technical improvements, service level faults related to deliberate cost-control decisions are taking their place.

Besides scrutinizing the complicated accounting, Mr. Thompson will have to sort through accusations by some residents and officials of deliberate distortions of costs, and intimations that the project has been tainted by mob influence, though nothing has been proved.

It is a deliberate idea of increasing costs and increasing royalties – there is no intention of reducing those costs through economies of scale".

The group is now focusing on expansion in new markets such as Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia and has taken "swift and deliberate action" to slash costs.

"Humanitarian operations cannot continue to be bogged down by unnecessary and unacceptable restrictions, obstructions, and deliberate delays that are costing people their lives," said O'Brien.

But you should never have to offset the cost of a deliberate decision to reduce tax rates on Americans".

For example, Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona — who had denounced President Obama for running deficits — declared that "you should never have to offset the cost of a deliberate decision to reduce tax rates on Americans".

Saving Face, a documentary about the true cost of the deliberate disfigurement of women in Pakistan, attracted worldwide attention, and not just for lifting the veil on a hitherto little-known world.