Sentence examples for economic worthiness from inspiring English sources

3E metric is proposed and it is derived from the relative economic worthiness associated with process energy intensity, greenhouse gas intensity and energy recovery which collectively indicates the techno-economic and environmental performances of a system with respect to the base case system.

Yes, there is the ever-present Prosperity Gospel stuff we hear from the Christian right, but there is also an even wider-scale acceptance of financial responsibility, credit worthiness, and general economic success - whether earned or not - as equivalent to moral uprightness.

Two common sources of financing, credit-card debt and home-equity credit, have become less useful; months of poor economic conditions have eroded credit-worthiness, while the housing bust has left a quarter of mortgage borrowers with negative equity.

Two potential indirect benefits are worth considering: 1) the building of a sense of "worthiness" in vulnerable populations, and 2) economic growth for the developing world.

Many Canadians got hit hard during the economic downturn, lost their jobs then watched their credit worthiness spiral into the gutter.

Notwithstanding the modest improvements in ABEK, primary schooling and primary teacher training, the "Karamoja Syndrome" (an euphemism for the ecological, political, social, cultural, economic and demographic barriers to sustainable educational development) is undermining the educational worthiness of these sub-systems.

Objective worthiness is more elusive.

"You have proven our worthiness.

Worthiness and cliquishness are forbidding.

A related issue is board-member worthiness.

Miller is rapidly proving his worthiness.