Sentence examples for economically make from inspiring English sources

It has also been quick to import and outsource what it cannot economically make on its own.

People's Choice winner Gaiagy will give building owners (both individuals and businesses) personal recommendations for how they can most economically make their operations more "green".

Put another way, the reason we are so famously free to fail in the Valley is that a big homerun can economically make up for those failures.

If women choose marriages in which they are dependent economically, make choices about how many children they will have, and spend their lives in uncompensated domestic labor, those decisions should be respected as long as they are not coerced.

Allison said to envision a world where your commute will be faster and cheaper through the air, to the point where it wouldn't economically make sense to own your own car.

Lemur Monitors takes advantage of your car's data port to help you drive more economically, make sure your kids are driving safely, and provide an audible warning if you start exceeding the speed limit.

It was reconfigured as a way to help that community economically, making it a gathering point for runners and spectators.

The community is large and has buying power, so this smacks of something that just economically makes good sense".

Carbon steel remains a low-margin, low-value product that is most economically made in bulk in places like Brazil and South Korea, where wages are low, and then shipped closer to customers like automakers for processing or coating.

Ironically, for a director whose most celebrated film was The Sound of Music (1965), shot in the Tyrolean hills in splendid Todd-AO and De Luxe Color, Wise's forte was for gritty, economically made, black-and-white realistic dramas.

… Such large expenditures can be more economically made under public authority, than by the care and vigilance of any company".