Sentence examples for punitive cost from inspiring English sources

Perhaps superheroism was a sort of toxin, like a steroid, one with a punitive cost to the body.

The trolls demand a settlement fee, which many of the victims pay rather than face the punitive cost of litigation—$2m or more these days.Technology Quarterly Ghost ships Going with the flow Can parallel lines meet?

Trolls (known in the legal world as "patent assertion entities" or "non-practicing entities") exist solely to buy obscure patents, not to make anything, but to bully other firms that allegedly infringe them into paying a settlement fee, or face the punitive cost of litigation.

Separately, the leader of the pilots' union denounced the company, saying it is "paying lip service" to negotiating a contract while using the bankruptcy process to wring punitive cost-cutting concessions from pilots. Eight other labor groups approved long-term contracts that will help AMR cut annual labor spending by about $1 billion.

They confirm other findings about the punitive costs of childcare.

They know all big sporting occasions are white elephants, imposing punitive costs on the local public sector.

That has ceased.The punitive costs paid by JPMorgan will, however, continue to grow, if not through settlements than through other expenses.

"Shortly afterwards, punitive costs awards could be made against newspapers sued for similar proceedings, even if they have broken no laws.

Anderson added: "Recognising Impress would not create an effective press regulator but it would be an attack on free speech, imposing on 90% of the newspaper and magazine industry who have joined an effective self-regulator, Ipso, a system of punitive costs and damages designed to coerce them into compliance with a state-sponsored system of regulation".

By recycling textiles, the punitive costs of landfill are avoided.

The court overturned the injuction, with costs, including punitive costs of 60,000 rupees ($1,530), to be paid by Ms. Jain.