Sentence examples for impulse cost from inspiring English sources

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.

It was an impulse that would cost her her job and, ultimately, lead her to file a wrongful-dismissal lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

In real missions, satellites can follow two-impulse trajectories to gain the advantage of a smaller number of impulses, with the cost of slightly more propellant.

He continues to be driven by an impulse to cut costs.

Ambrose's general view seems to be that the slavish pursuit of one's sexual impulses at whatever cost to anyone else is a definition of heroism.

Together, the findings corroborate Greene's theory that our nonutilitarian intuitions come from the victory of an emotional impulse over a cost-benefit analysis.

McEnroe's famous temper rises as he describes golf as a kind of athletic grifter preying upon society's most "sedentary and lazy" impulses at the cost of something higher.

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.