Sentence examples for economically expensive from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wolfers used to think that hobbies — he runs, for example — were economically expensive.
The salinity of soil and water resources is one of the economically expensive challenges to achieve sustainable development across the world.
One of the major drawbacks of conventional MD simulation based studies is that the simulations are computationally very intensive and economically expensive.
"Why go through the politically and economically expensive process of designating relatively small MPAs around the mainland when you can designate remote Vlmpas in overseas territories with minimal costs and many gains?", the authors ask.
However, these algorithms have to use a significant number of evaluations to reach convergence, which can be time-consuming and/or economically expensive as far as real-world applications are concerned.
It is economically expensive and can only be carried out with justified reasons.
Where I totally agree with David is that the developing world, which will be using by far the largest fraction of energy by the end of the century, will not cripple itself economically with expensive systems only to control emissions.
However, the current production system based on CHO is economically very expensive and limits the drug amounts present on the market, seriously hindering the maintenance and the diffusion of therapeutic regimes.
GPS tracking is replacing conventional radio tracking and visual observations of, e.g., snow tracks as the principal method for monitoring winter activity, but all these procedures are economically challenging (expensive, labour-intensive, etc).
The tort system designed to compensate accident victims and deter negligence is expensive, economically distorting and hideously inefficient.
A private company, API has set out to prove that it can make biodiesel economically competitive with expensive, imported fossil fuels in east Africa by taking advantage of what happens to be locally abundant: sunshine, inexpensive marginal land and farmers eager to find new ways to boost meager family incomes.
