Sentence examples for economically compete from inspiring English sources
Finally, the development of high density thermoelectric modules has significantly improved the economic attractiveness of this technology to the point where it can economically compete with the conventional methods of power generation.
The optimal membrane processes are capable to economically compete with conventional biogas upgrading techniques.
However, the researchers said there are still questions about whether the technique could scale to an industrial level and about whether it could economically compete with oil.
It is also found that straw biomass can economically compete with coal as a source of thermal energy in tea drying and contribute to the farmers earning from otherwise waste straw, if coal equivalent price is fixed for straw.
A comparison between CO2 removal from the atmosphere and carbon capture and storage technology for coal power plants shows that this technology is not yet able to economically compete with carbon capture and storage.
14.Apple, for example, has been under significant pressure to limit the number of "free" or low-priced applications at the iTunes Store because many of the professional application developers are finding that they cannot economically compete with similar free applications.
We can only "kick the can" down the road for so long, before our nation's creditors (e.g., big countries like China we are economically competing with) lose patience with our fiscal stupidity.
"I think we have a number of physicians who have been fueling this controversy who are economically competing with the hospital... like Hill, like Brantner, Reismann said.
The state secretary of education, culture and science, Halbe Zijlstra, has described his focus as being "more than quality, a new vision of cultural policy," in which institutions must justify what they do economically and compete for limited funds.
However, the major obstacle for this replacement is that crambe has much lower yields than rapeseed, and hence economically cannot compete with HEAR.
The union guys can't compete economically, so they have to resort to economic terrorism".
