Sentence examples for economically inappropriate from inspiring English sources

The results are economically inappropriate and socially complicated.

So if there was ever a time for "trickle-up" economics rather than for "trickle-down," it is surely now: which is why Republican tax policy must be called out for what it is - a set of economically inappropriate and morally bankrupt proposals - proposals advocating a further privileging of the rich in the name of a common good that the further enrichment of the privileged will never deliver.

Agrochemical control of BLSD can be socio-economically and environmentally inappropriate, and requires integrated strategies to avoid the development of fungicide resistance in the pathogen.

Chemical control of Fusarium wilt is ineffective, and even though 'Black Sigatoka' can be controlled by frequent (up to 50) fungicide applications per year, these are socio-economically and environmentally inappropriate, and require integrated strategies to avoid the development of fungicide resistance in the pathogen [ 20, 21].

"It was inappropriate and economically wrong-headed to threaten them," Abrams said.

The medically inappropriate and economically inefficient use of drugs also occurs frequently in China.

This economically rational decision may be medically inappropriate.

However, our study suggests that ICU admission of patients with very low predicted mortality (for example, less than 5%) may be inappropriate both clinically and economically.

Planned allocations of resources to the production of certain commodities, often in inappropriate regions, were no longer economically sustainable when trade had to be financed by hard currencies and when inputs were accounted for at real costs.

Otherwise this would result in an inappropriate selective exclusion of socio-economically less privileged patients in one of the countries compared.

However its post-war existence was extensively criticised by Bruce as inappropriate and inefficient, and many of his economically conservative colleagues agreed.