Sentence examples for economically challenging from inspiring English sources

Remediation of these polluted sites following the conventional engineering approaches based on physicochemical methods is both technically and economically challenging.

However, it has been reported that butyrate inhibits its growth, and the accumulation of acetate also inhibits biomass synthesis, making production of butyric acid from conventional fermentation processes economically challenging.

The use of C. elegans and RNAi has allowed us to define a preliminary in vivo functional kinome requirement for muscle which currently remains technically and economically challenging to establish in rodents and infeasible in human subjects.

Given the cost (approaching $1 billion [ 6]) and lead time (10 to 15 years) in drug development, it is economically challenging to develop the next generation of anticancer drugs against each target, suitable for only a small cohort of patients in an individualised approach.

The dispute over fracking is turning into a classic divide down political and economic lines: wealthy visitors, often from the city, against economically challenged locals who resent the meddling of outsiders.

Mr. Biden's venues are, in many cases, economically challenged areas of swing states.

My family was economically challenged, but it never felt that way.

In 1977, New York had reached an arson-scarred, drug-infested, economically challenged nadir.

To qualify, boundaries are sometimes gerrymandered to create an economically challenged (but essentially manufactured) neighborhood.

Meanwhile, the official growth forecast in Russia, another economically challenged BRIC country, was revised down again.

This was Obama playing the traditional Democrat, the protector of the young, the elderly, and the economically challenged.