Sentence examples for economically large from inspiring English sources

It's time for me to produce gains that are "both economically large and statistically significant".

Our results suggest a significant and economically large impact of the CFC legislation on multinationals' real activity abroad.

The potential gains from removing barriers to trade in professional services and patents are thus both economically large, and, unlike much past trade liberalization, inequality reducing.

We find a rise in the federal funds rate in response to benefit increases that is very fast, economically large, and highly statistically significant.

The real problem, as I'll explain, is the persistent and economically large trade deficits that the United States has run with our trading partners since the mid-1970s, which at this point have little to do with trade deals.

Senate portfolios "show some of the highest excess returns ever recorded over a long period of time, significantly outperforming even hedge fund managers," with gains that are "both economically large and statistically significant".

Economically, larger quakes could shut down entire commercial districts if many unretrofitted buildings collapse.

While this may be surprising, the export share of GDP varies a lot across countries, with geographically and economically larger countries such as the U.S. tending to have a smaller export share of GDP than smaller countries.

The project was built economically, but large sums were spent on research.

The material-tailored components can be manufactured by fully automated processes such as filament and tape winding and pultrusion to economically produce large quantities within a short time.

To this end, EOR (enhanced oil recovery) and EGR (enhanced gas recovery) are regarded as being viable options for economically sequestrating large amounts of CO2.