Sentence examples for narrow cost from inspiring English sources
Yet successive UK governments persist in considering only the narrow cost element, without taking account of wider considerations such as unemployment.
Such debate should not be limited to narrow cost concerns but should consider broader principles that apply to rationing policies such as justice, reciprocity, consistency, explicitness, and revisability [ 70].
It was about trying to capture a larger vision than narrow cost-benefit economics, he said.
Finally, the issues are so complex that voters may go with their gut instincts – whether Britain should control its own destiny or be part of a family of European nations – rather than rely on a narrow cost-benefit analysis.
Too often, narrow cost-benefit analyses like Mr. Tierney's ignore the public health and environmental costs associated with the increased pollution from landfilling or burning solid waste rather than productively reusing it.
The most important caveat to a "narrow" cost-benefit analysis of actual program participation is that one has to take into account impacts of not offering the program that go well beyond the fact that each participant would have been a non-participant.
In California, the RAV4 is eligible for $13,000 in state and federal tax credits, however, which helps narrow the cost gap.
Analysts at Deutsche Bank reckon that the labour deal could narrow the cost gap by a few dollars more.Some union members will complain loudly about the new deal.
In addition, I.B.M. has hired aggressively in India to narrow the cost advantage of its offshore rivals in traditional technology services like operating data centers for customers and upgrading and maintaining their software.
A giant like United (UAL) or Delta (DAL) narrows the cost advantage a small rival like Spirit or Southwest (LUV) enjoys, while goosing higher revenues from its global network through higher fares and fuel surcharges.
Kmart Q2 Loss Narrows On Cost Cuts.
