Sentence examples for economically interesting from inspiring English sources

In addition, Stern's cost estimates are at the lowest end of credible economic literature and fly in the face of experience, which shows country after country failing to achieve even modest reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, despite incurring large costs for reduction measures and sacrificing economic growth.There are a couple of economically interesting arguments packed into this.

"It turns, potentially, a nonstarter into an economically interesting proposition," said Kenneth W. Hansen, a lawyer at Chadbourne & Parke who leads its practice using the energy loan program.

"Its aim is to ensure the planting and integrated development of economically interesting drought-tolerant plant species, water retention ponds, agricultural production systems and other income-generating activities, as well as basic social infrastructures," Escadafal said.

That's a very long tail there, and not an economically interesting one at that.

This shows that the reaction process is very efficient and economically interesting.

This fact showed that countercurrent gas separation could be employed and could be economically interesting.

However, this is something that businesses are increasingly wanting and using in their own marketing and customer plays, so companies that are able to come up with ways of mapping and visualizing interiors more economically are interesting.

For example, a recommender system might be biased to recommend content that is economically more interesting for the system.

"I think the coast is capable of becoming interesting economically," he said.

"A mere handful stayed in this business, but now, vaccines are seen as both economically and technologically interesting" he says.

"We found we could improve the output 10 times, which made it interesting economically, because the cost of energy drops down," says Goldberg.