Sentence examples for enduring cost from inspiring English sources
American acquiescence to Latin dictators, in other words, got us through the Cold War, but as a high, and enduring, cost.
As readers of "Lean In" would have been aware, Sandberg was the kind of person to whom nothing bad had ever really happened, aside from a brief early marriage that could later be reckoned as a worthwhile learning experience, with no enduring cost attached.
To identify these types of industries/companies, we look for high barriers to entry, deep-rooted customer relationships, a defensible or enduring cost structure advantage, and/or proprietary technology.
After this lively meal, the focus shifts to Marlene's office and her sister's home in Suffolk, in scenes dramatizing the enduring costs of being female in an unequal society.
Specifically, host genotypes enduring costs (either because they launch powerful, self-damaging responses, or because they have invested heavily in preparatory defences) may be outcompeted when the threat of parasitism recedes.
But family collapse may impose other, more enduring costs: there is some evidence that children whose parents split up can suffer lasting consequences, both economic and emotional.
Users would like to find a Web site leading to an enduring and cost-effective relationship.
The award is not given out often, and is awarded to those journalists which the ASJA feels have demonstrated integrity to journalistic values, while enduring personal costs to themselves.
Some of the Russian questions were surprisingly sharp and challenging: Was the economic pain Russia was enduring now the cost it had to bear for taking Crimea?
Therefore it can be claimed that as long as corporate data is not locked-in moving to another cloud provider is just a matter of enduring a switching cost.
