Sentence examples for economically done from inspiring English sources

The 200 m tunnel provides a means of conducting large-scale evaluations, and assessments of barrier performance and other requirements that cannot be economically done by other means.

Efficiency may be used in two different ways, as a general term, usually of approval, indicating a job well and economically done; and as a specific technical assessment, growing out of the experience of industrialization and tied to measurements of performance in machines and the thermodynamics of energy.

If the city and the country are changing economically, does that worry you?

Write economically – don't waste words on sentences that could be condensed.

American voters, especially those struggling economically, don't like to see themselves as poor.

But perhaps that is because Turkey, which would like to join the EU, has been repulsed by the Europeans but is, economically, doing rather well.

"The bilingual students, economically, don't have the resources the other families have and don't have access to computers at home," Mr. Dominy said.

When you last saw a film shot in Vancouver, however, is another question: so effectively (and economically) does it pose as a multitude of US cities in major productions that it's come to be known as Hollywood North.

"The way things are economically does not make it any easier.

Washing economically doesn't just apply to your clothes.

It's not really surprising that tea partiers are, on average, doing pretty well economically ("Doing Fine, but Angry Nonetheless," Week in Review, April 18).