Sentence examples for economically desirable from inspiring English sources

Its rather unglamorous neighborhood of car dealerships and parking lots near the Hudson River suddenly became more economically desirable.

Nor is it of consequence for this purpose whether the 'location clause' and franchise system are lawful or economically desirable.

Green says that a commuter tax, which would in any case only raise about $450 million, is "politically unlikely, but economically desirable".

The City Council formally declared recycling to be "economically desirable" and even issued a five-year plan mandating precisely how many tons were to be recycled annually.

That raised investor worries about the government's ability to service its debt and directed money to rural infrastructure projects that were politically rather than economically desirable.

The biochemical route based on Acetone Butanol Ethanol fermentation is considered as the most economically desirable option (0.82 €/l).

The results show that, for a very wide range of realistic parameter values, sustainable management of reservoirs is economically more desirable than the prevailing practice of forcing a finite reservoir life through excessive sediment accumulation.

Since the 1980s, local and central governments have increasingly undertaken in situ slum upgrading based on the notion that it is both socially and economically more desirable.

Since the 1980s, "in situ" slum upgrading has become popular based on the notion that it is both socially and economically more desirable.

39 Eradication has to be technically feasible, financially affordable, socio-economically beneficial, desirable in agro-ecological terms, and it will have to be permanent; all these conditions are rarely met.

It used to be an insult to speak of someone "behaving mechanically", but now such behaviour is becoming both economically and socially desirable.