Sentence examples for economically justify from inspiring English sources

"We were unable to economically justify including Isle de Jean Charles in that plan," Ms. Earle said.

The Army Corps of Engineers currently uses reliability analyses to economically justify the major rehabilitation of navigation structures.

Different surveys indicate that the present scenario does not economically justify islanding operation of active distribution networks with RDGs.

"There's no way to economically justify a public investment," said Mark S. Rosentraub, dean of the College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University and an expert on sports economics.

The additional costs associated with labor, drench products, and potential for animal losses to drowning during drenching does not economically justify a transition cow drenching regimen for well-managed animals receiving balanced rations and good animal care.

An attempt was made to economically justify the future of energy efficient civil engineering on the basis of research carried out in the town of Zielona Gora, taking into account the possibility of obtaining financial means from the European Union in the new perspective for the years 2014 2020.

[The New York Times] A sustainability group sues the federal government over its oil and gas leasing program for the Outer Continental Shelf, saying that a flawed economic analysis led it to rush ahead with leases that may not be economically justified.

While ethically wrong, that could at least be economically justified.

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While gas demand does not exceed several m3/h, the application of self-aspirating impellers may appear to be economically justified.

Pressure maintenance is economically justified by keeping the reservoir pressure above dew point or revaporizing any valuable condensate that might have formed.