Sentence examples for uneven cost from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, the egalitarian price of anarchy reflects how uneven cost is distributed among players at equilibrium.

There is a need to speak more thoughtfully about the corrosive effect of money in politics and the uneven costs and benefits of free trade, and, indeed, about political dynasties.

The meals I had were uneven; they cost about $30 for two courses and a glass of wine.

He is a lock for Cooperstown now, but the uneven debut cost him his only chance to be rookie of the year.

Energy transportation (particularly for refined petroleum products) throughout the remaining geo-political zones of the country poses a heavy burden on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC and the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association off Nigeria (IPMAN), leading to uneven product costs across the country due to varying transportation logistics and costs.

The quality is uneven, but calls cost just 15 cents a minute.

Studies of e-Health and e-Prescription systems show a very uneven distribution of cost and benefits among the participations [ 30, 31].

Supporters of the plan acknowledge that there will be price increases and an uneven distribution of costs.

From Athens to Zurich, the combination of higher rents and energy costs, uneven exchange rates and increased demand is routinely putting the cost of a first-class meal, with wine, beyond the reach of all but the very rich, the very self-indulgent or the very fortunate with large expense accounts.

The National Women's Law Center, a nonprofit research and advocacy group in Washington, said in its report that the military had remade a program once described as a "ghetto" of child care -- with long waiting lists, uneven care and costs too high for many military families -- into one providing affordable, high-quality care to more than 200,000 children worldwide.

Various multi-stakeholder approaches have been proposed within this framework to deal with the conflicts which arise because of the uneven distribution of costs and benefits and of the different objectives and weights attached to them [2, 4, 18].