Sentence examples for escape costs from inspiring English sources
Built in the mid-1960's to attract corporations seeking to escape costs, crime and congestion in New York, the park's 500,000 square feet of office space was dispersed among six buildings designed for individual tenants.
It follows from this that, if an officer seizes an autombile or the liquor in it without a warrant, and the facts as subsequently developed do not justify a judgment of condemnation and forfeiture, the officer may escape costs or a suit for damages by a showing that he had reasonable or probable cause for the seizure.
Further, escape costs might be unknown, depending on when the undetected species is eventually detected in the future.
If the species is present, then the manager will incur the control cost cc plus the search cost x if the species is found; if the species remains undetected, the escape costs ce and the search cost x will be incurred.
For example, the cost of a species being present but remaining undetected might be called the escape cost and expressed as the time required to manage the species in the future rather than now.
Similarly, the scenario when T exceeds the escape cost of escape (ce) also seems unrealistic because a manager would be prepared to accept the maximum possible cost of not detecting the species (ce) and managing it when the species had escaped; in this case none or minimal search effort (up to T − ce) would be optimal.
Specifically, we have included the suggested references when discussion early CTL escapes, Nab escapes, fitness costs, and stability of compensated transmitted variants.
And these exporters can't escape the costs of doing business in India — the rising price of goods, political torpor.
They are often tempted to move their production abroad to escape higher costs and strict labor rules at home.
Many manufacturers are building factories in provinces like Jiangxi, Anhui, Hunan, Henan and Sichuan to escape rising costs in the coastal zones.
In 2013, third-party-owned systems accounted for most solar installations in California, Arizona, Colorado and Massachusetts.Some utilities grumble that customers who benefit from net metering escape the costs of maintaining the grid they depend on.
