Sentence examples for trigger costs from inspiring English sources

A new paper in the journal Nature argues that the release of a 50 Gigatonne (Gt) methane pulse from thawing Arctic permafrost could destabilise the climate system and trigger costs as high as the value of the entire world's GDP.

Adding daughter as co-owner of mother's home could trigger costs.

In any population, there are pathologies that trigger costs for the society.

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As to the need for cost-containment, few countries use precise criteria that would trigger cost-containment measures.

However, rising health care costs have triggered cost-containment measures, and office-based medicine has become less financially attractive for physicians due to frozen or scaled back reimbursement schedules.

Their lawyers argued at a hearing in London earlier this month that the "unfair, irrational and inflexible" changes would undermine prisoners' rights and their chances of rehabilitation, as well as cost the taxpayer additional millions because they would trigger "hidden costs".

Simultaneously, the devastating impacts of routine climate catastrophes in the form of extreme weather, heat stress, proliferation of diseases, and so on, will trigger ongoing costs slashing into world GDP to the tune of 3.2% annually at least.

On the other hand, being too quick on the trigger increases costs, which is the surest way to reduce returns.

To overcome the uncertainty of fouling, engineers overdesign the membrane plants by using wide safety margins that trigger the costs sensibly.

You've got to hand it to our military personnel: Not only are they often put in harm's way, but they must contend with a host of issues that would be tough under the best of circumstances, including low pay scales and frequent moves to new assignments that trigger relocation costs.