Sentence examples for economic usage from inspiring English sources
In its modern economic usage it never, ever, not once, means 'hiring more people and giving your current workforce more generous pay and conditions'.
In modern economic usage, rent is represented as the difference between the total return to a factor of production (land, labour, or capital) and its supply price that is, the minimum amount necessary to attain its services.
The British economist John Stuart Mill was responsible for bringing this philosophy into popular economic usage in his Principles of Political Economy (1848), in which he set forth the arguments for and against government activity in economic affairs.
Importantly, this portable field assay allows for the economic usage of limited biological material (parasites and reticulocytes) and the intracellular labeling of the target cells reduces the need for highly purified schizont inoculums.
Sheet metal with optimized cross-sections open up new possibilities, e.g. in lightweight design by minimizing weight without reducing product's strength or stiffness, in heat transfer performance and in economic usage of resources.
Simulation results have demonstrated the effectiveness and possible advantages of the developed energy management strategy in minimizing the energy production fuel cost, grid power purchasing expense, maximizing the energy selling profit, maximizing the economic usage of ESUs and enhancing the utilization of the renewables within the microgrid.
In the case of cardiovascular drugs, a peak was reached in 2008, followed by a rather steep decline until 2011, and during the economic recovery usage levelled off.
We emphasize the consequences of trust in the sense that a given action (smart meter usage, economic activity) actually will occur, or remain absent, because of a lack of trust.
Given DHS limitations for examining institutional and economic barriers to usage, further investigations are needed to determine what is driving these issues.
Economic and water usage problems drove out many of the small fish farmers during the 1980s, however since 1983, yields have steadily increased.
To describe the use of maternal health services according to the standards of the Chinese Ministry of Health, and assess socio-economic inequalities in usage in rural Shaanxi province, western China.
