Sentence examples for line considerations from inspiring English sources

In other words, both the beginning and the end of life are becoming increasingly subject to market decisions, cost-benefit analyses, and bottom line considerations that had not been so glaringly explicit in the past.

The Tesla Semi checks a lot of boxes in terms of addressing bottom line considerations, offering 500 miles of range to avoid too much compromise vs. diesel truck travel capability, and providing a way for a company to decrease its net CO2 emissions without having to undertake expensive endeavors like sponsoring the construction of renewable power plants.

But what gives them the right, much less the sense of confidence, to think that the private sector won't put its bottom line considerations before the needs of state residents?

The cost-benefit analysis of alternative supply chain models should expand to take into account these broader "bottom line" considerations.

But it would appear that all other factors were far from equal, and that influences other than bottom-line business considerations were prominent.

The simplified burn-in method can not only enhance the front-end yield, but it can also benefit the cost and productivity for production line consideration.

In that way, her business remained remarkably free of bottom-line considerations.

Imprisoning people is one of the weightiest things that government does, yet outsourcing imprisonment means that treatment of inmates is shaped by bottom-line considerations.

With or without the cloud of marijuana in the mix, you'd think a big CEO would move his or her company to Colorado based on bottom-line considerations, because Fortune 500 companies are about making money.

Perhaps bottom-line considerations are beginning to separate some of our corporate demigods from the true wing-nuts still in thrall to blindfolding ideologies and/or acting at the behest (and for the funding) of the fossil fuel-soaked corporate interests that depend directly on business-as-usual for their bottom lines.

Historically, media companies in New York have seen their Los Angeles-based divisions as wayward children, creatures of impulse given to freakish levels of spending and little bottom-line consideration.