Sentence examples for palatable costs from inspiring English sources
Realizing this advantage at palatable costs however requires integrating electronic packaging requirements and designs with the unique properties and processing requirements of CVDD.
Sucrose-exposed animals do not seek out sucrose to the extent that naïve animals do when there is a significant cost associated with acquiring it; however, they are more vulnerable to weight gain in an environment with freely-available (low-cost), palatable, energy rich foods.
Some suggestions may be more palatable than others, and costs will vary widely, but we emphasize again that the potential benefits of each are substantial.
Trying to somehow sanitize war by likening it to an athletic competition further calls into question the morality and ethics of linking the military anywhere with the entertainment industry in barely veiled efforts to make war and its multitudinous costs more palatable to the public.
But with an eye to making the cost more palatable to Congress, the panel is asking NSF to revise its blueprints, trimming the price tag from $150 million to $120 million, and squeeze $20 million out of its Antarctic research efforts.
Environmental determinants influencing the development of the metabolic syndrome include low-cost highly palatable foods and the increasing mechanization of transport and manual tasks following the industrial revolution.
Recent changes in the availability and cost of palatable energy-dense food and the reduction in physical activity during work and recreation have undoubtedly contributed to an overall upward shift in the adiposity of entire populations.
Although extra costs are never palatable, P.M.I. can provide valuable benefits, mortgage professionals said.
"We can deliver the service at a cost that's palatable for the taxpayer," he said.
We can deliver [a service] at a cost that's palatable to the taxpayer.
Currently, ETFs, with their upfront brokerage fees, make dollar-cost averaging less palatable for smaller investors.
