Sentence examples for economic practicality from inspiring English sources

To increase the economic practicality of such a hybrid system, the combined system utilises the heat dissipated by the condenser in regenerating the desiccant wheel.

Though some of these novel methods will eventually reach the stage of economic practicality, it is not possible to predict at present which ones will eventually succeed.

When Mr. Quintero and Mr. Hernández talk about their songs, there is a sense of both social documentary (this is how society is, we just sing about it) and economic practicality (these are the songs that get us paid).

In its marriage of artistic ambition and economic practicality, this immense project was a bit like the Depression-era W.P.A. (Athens enjoyed full employment for nearly half a century after the work began; Plutarch, in his life of Pericles, wrote that the projects "divided and distributed surplus money to pretty well every age-group and type of person").

Mr. Kasich, who initially declared himself an opponent of the Affordable Care Act and who has declined to set up a state online health insurance marketplace, has argued all year that his sense of Christian compassion, not to mention cool economic practicality, favored extending Medicaid to poor adults and those with disabilities who do not currently qualify.

Perhaps with such economic practicality in mind, even though two other major regional theaters, the Alley in Houston and the Guthrie in Minneapolis, are sharing production costs, Hartford Stage chose "The Carpetbagger's Children" to open an experimental makeshift second stage series.

The best movies — at least, the best modern movies, and perhaps even the defining works of cinematic modernity — are ones in which the techniques have been created by the filmmaker in accordance with the economic practicalities of the production.

Kate Krader of Food & Wine sees the economic practicalities, but also points to the challenges of trying to break in to one of the major culinary destinations.

In these uncertain economic times, practicality is often the strategy, with an emphasis on knowledge and technology transfer, job training, and public-private partnerships.

Bush wants the discussion to be about practicality, economic opportunity and compassion.

Probably economics and practicality.