Sentence examples for economically favourable from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, if and when economically favourable conditions emerge the option for public bodies to sell these assets to the private sector can be assessed.

In a high growth scenario, solutions providing less idle capacity can have higher present value costs and still be economically favourable.

The drastic population decline in Europe after 1350 as a result of the Black Death left much arable land uncultivated and also created an acute labour shortage, both economically favourable events for the peasantry.

Furthermore, uncertainty analysis indicated that the likely range of the MFSPs of P-1RGC (£5.81/GGE − £11.63/GGE) at 95% probability was more economically favourable compared with P-2RG, along with a penalty of 2% reduction in energy efficiency.

Cullen turned his mind to this and was rewarded by the board for his proposal to burn conifers in the remoter parts of the Scottish Highlands, and he speculated on whether ferns or seaweed would be an economically favourable source of the alkali.

Results show that with boosting recovery ratio from 30% to 60%, the specific energy of desalinated water production below 400 ppm was reduced from 2.8 kWh/m3 to a more economically favourable value of 0.8 kWh/m3, when utilizing a pressure exchanger as a recovery device.

This method represents an environmentally and economically more favourable route to the preparation of high activity gold catalysts, in comparison to the traditional deposition-precipitation (DP) method [32].

Thus, the economically most favourable option remained Picea and Fagus timber up to a C price of 60 EUR t-1 C. At higher C prices Fagus conservation became more profitable than Fagus timber.

There is a strong likelihood that voriconazole is economically more favourable than LAmB in the empiric treatment of IFI in Turkey.

The colloid-free Ringer's solution regimen is clinically fully acceptable and economically more favourable than the two colloid fluid regimens studied.

However, the former alternative cannot be applied to scenario E, the economically most favourable scenario in this study, as it would result in unrealistically small temperature differences between the evaporators.