Sentence examples for economic substitute from inspiring English sources

Chamomile (Matricaria recutita L). as an annual medicinal herb may be considered as an economic substitute for field crops irrigated with fresh water since it has adaptability to wide range of climate and soil.

Instead of a free trade area embracing all free Europe, British industry now faces the possible prospect of a smaller group embracing Britain, three Scandinavian countries, Switzerland, Austria and Portugal.Nobody denies that in itself the scheme is no economic substitute for the big free trade area of all free Europe.

Apsalar speculates this is because consumers have a limited budget and paid apps serve as an economic substitute for in-app purchases.

Prefabricated steel section with cast-in-place composite concrete deck can be an innovative and economic substitute for the more typical cast-in-place post-tensioned concrete bridge bent cap, especially for wide bent cap spans.

No one in the real world -- the oil business and the utility business -- considers one to be an economic substitute for the other.

The current pilot study was not aimed at demonstrating significant visual improvement or flattening of the macula after injection but aimed at proving the concept that ziv-aflibercept is a potential substitute for aflibercept, especially in underprivileged countries with a very low national income, in the same way as bevacizumab is an economic substitute for ranibizumab.

Swaps often are just economic substitutes for the asset or event underlying a contract.

In brief, debt and equity securities and single-name and narrow- and broad-based index CDS are all economic substitutes, and therefore ripe for regulatory arbitrage.

As economic substitutes, how strictly marijuana laws are enforced would affect alcohol use — and vice versa — because people will tend to use whichever substance is cheapest or more available.

The DOJ's Antitrust Division, during its review of Yahoo!'s proposed partnership with Google last fall, already determined that there are no true economic substitutes for Internet search tools.

Conversely, if alcohol and marijuana are economic substitutes, we would expect that marijuana use would decrease among alcohol users and that marijuana use in the absence of alcohol use would increase.