Sentence examples for Financially acceptable from inspiring English sources

"It's not financially acceptable, nor socially acceptable.

"There are a lot of studies to carry out, at least 18, and we favour some over others based on priority, and to allow us to... develop a tender document that will be technically and financially acceptable".

This model may have been financially acceptable (barely) to developers of social games who were essentially selling virtual goods with little or no actual cost to provide, but this was an unworkable model for companies with a real cost of goods.

The feedback and results show effective improvements with respect to standard practices, even though fine tuning is still needed to reach an adequate and financially acceptable equilibrium between: (i) dealing with a large number of small independent problems; and (ii) maintaining an overall understanding of the system's risks and risks treatment.

Most participants found the 50 cent to be financially acceptable – some trivialised the cost comparing it to less than the price of a bar of chocolate.

To survive, an idea must meet certain criteria: technical feasibility, value acceptability (proposals compatible with values of the policy community), and anticipation of future constraints (the chance of proposals being politically, publically, and financially acceptable).

The Yankees have not found the Cubs' proposed packages for Sosa acceptable.

Such an operation would provide goods to farmers at low prices but still yield Ward acceptable profits.

For Matthew Russell Lee, acceptable… Another September anniversary just came and went — less noticed, and perhaps harder to talk about, than the famous one.

For Matthew Russell Lee, acceptable… Four years ago, Diana Widmaier-Picasso, a granddaughter of the artist, was awakened in the middle of the night by the sounds of burglars who had… North Dakota is booming.

For Matthew Russell Lee, acceptable options include "Hey, man!," "C'est bon, isn't it?," and "Are you the chargé d'affaires now, or what?" Lee operates Inner City Press, a Web site that follows the U.N.