Sentences with phrase «tangible costs»

It should also consider less tangible costs such as travel for medical services, airport transportation and work.
This includes tangible costs such as special education, foster care, welfare, medical care, law enforcement, social security, and social services, and intangible costs such as physical and emotional pain experienced by children with developmental delays and their families.
This comes despite the fact it will waste its investments in the share listing, including $ 110M of tangible cost.
The indie perspective: the ebook itself might not be more than a few bytes on a computer, but there were real tangible costs to creating it.
«Organizations that standardize on Ringtail for e-discovery realize tangible cost savings through repeatable processes, innovative analytics and data reuse features that are unique within the industry,» said Jake Frazier, a Senior Managing Director in the Technology segment of FTI Consulting.
Even though the argument would probably have failed, it would have been properly made and therefore would have incurred tangible costs and delays to the trial process, and a possible ground of appeal...»
First, I use estimates that economists have developed of the social cost of crimes, which include tangible costs, such as lost productivity and medical care, as well as intangible costs, such as impact on quality of life; these estimates are extremely high for fatal crimes.
But America's epidemic of mass shootings also has immediate and tangible costs to the health care system and taxpayers.
With inflation outstripped wages for 39 of the 42 months of David Cameron's tenure, there is a tangible cost - of - living crisis for many people in this country.
Reducing your short - term inflation «risk» through hedging has a tangible cost in the form of substantially lower long - term returns.
While their companionship is priceless, there are tangible costs that come along with bringing home a new dog.
We show that as uncertainty about trial is increased there is a tangible cost to the defendant in terms of its impact on the defendant's expected wealth from the litigation.
While their time has a tangible cost, so does divorce.
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