Sentence examples for quantifiable costs from inspiring English sources

­ So, it's easy for fund managers to see quantifiable costs in divesting from ­fossil fuels.

Those are real and quantifiable costs that aren't attributed to the cost of electricity at my meter.

Apparently, many projects cannot wait or simply do not have the quantifiable costs and benefits that capital budgeting requires.

The strategies have been historically justified using cost savings calculations focusing on easily quantifiable costs such as raw material savings or manufacturing or assembly operations no longer required.

When Zannino decided not to reopen the cafeteria in One World Financial Center, he looked at the savings, not at the less quantifiable costs of lowered morale and lost contact between managers and reporters who shared the same lunch tables.

The seller's damages, as Professor Palmer points out, include not only his expectation damages suffered through loss of his bargain, and his incidental damages such as broker's commissions, but also less quantifiable costs arising out of retention of real property beyond the time of the originally contemplated sale. 1 Palmer, Restitution §§ 5.4, 5.8 (1978).

Perfectionism has come at a great and quantifiable cost.

The second, concurrency control approach guarantees a tight 1/2-approximation, at the quantifiable cost of additional coordination and reduced parallelism.

The backlogs of work — benefits claims, passport applications, loan requests — then slowed down the government when employees returned, making them less efficient, which has a quantifiable cost.

The results show that admitting to the uncertainty does influence the optimal maintenance age and also provides a quantifiable cost benefit.

This paper also introduces a methodology utilizing MP that will inform quantifiable cost estimates (e.g. Function Point analysis) and ultimately project, program, and enterprise level resourcing decisions.