Sentence examples for cost effective to keep from inspiring English sources

"It is more humane and more cost effective to keep them where they are, in familiar surroundings," said Rick Robbins, community development administrator at the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.

It is often said that it is much more efficient and cost effective to keep your swimming pool heater running continuously, that your swimming pool may lose all heat and drop to your outside air temperature in one night, and your pool heater will burn much less gas maintaining an even water temperature all week, instead of working to bring the pool back up to temperature 2-3 timeachach week.

International firms could decide it is not cost-effective to keep open their other European offices and retrench to London.

The North Lincolnshire plant has fallen victim because it is no longer cost-effective to keep churning out such basic products in Britain.

If no buyers emerge, she said, her company would tear out the recreational spaces -- they "would not be cost-effective" to keep as amenities for the building, she said -- and turn the structure into 26 apartments.

A preliminary analysis showed it was not cost-effective to keep the channel, the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet, open "to both shallow and deep-draft navigation," the report said, recommending it be closed by "an armored earthen dam".

That means it's probably cost-effective to keep buying those ads.

Because it's often more cost-effective to keep the landscape healthy -- and keep your water supplies clean and flowing at their source -- than to deal with pollution and supply disruptions after they've already happened.

While the spent fuel is relatively safe for the moment being stored in casks or pools on the sites where it was generated, it's not secure or cost-effective to keep the waste stored there forever.

Furthermore, TM for 12 months was also cost-effective when compared with TM for 6 months, which suggests that it is cost-effective to keep the patients on TM beyond 6 months.

The model predicts that it is cost-effective to keep a patient with schizophrenia in Germany on branded risperidone instead of switching him/her to generic risperidone (assuming a 40% reduction in medication costs), if the incremental probability of becoming non-compliant after generic substitution exceeds 5.2%.