Sentence examples for economic uses from inspiring English sources

The city has its eye on economic uses.

According to the 2011 U.N. report on the region, marshland water is generally not safe for human consumption and is potentially unsafe for agriculture and other economic uses.

Blaming the economic pain of the region on environmentalism leads to easy scapegoating of the government agencies that try to balance environmental values with economic uses.

Botanical gardens were being established, and the economic uses of plants were being discussed in the distinguished circles of newly formed and highly prestigious natural history societies.

Furthermore, pigs have only one primary economic use as a source of meat (pork) and lard unlike most other livestock, such as cattle and sheep, which have many other important economic uses.

Heather has a number of economic uses: large stems are made into brooms, shorter ones are tied into bundles that serve as brushes, and long trailing shoots are woven into baskets.

He plays the part with a clever and economic use of buffoonery.

"This was an educated country that had no economic use for that education," says Alberto Trejos of INCAE, a business school.

Wastage is endemic, and those who advocate economic use tend to be branded as "penny pinchers".N.N

This term – standing for exclusive economic zone – means an area extending 200 nautical miles out to sea for China's sole economic use.

Are tax cuts -- especially those, like Mr. Bush's, that would reduce income tax rates -- a more productive economic use of the surplus than increased government spending?