Sentence examples for economically offer from inspiring English sources

Hispanics are brought here from a conservative, repressive Catholic church that dictates women have babies although they can't economically offer them needed opportunities to succeed in this country.

Without it, Netflix could not economically offer its on-demand service.

As we discuss the growing influence of different tactical styles upon the league – Dutch, Spanish, even German – and the emergence of Asia as a major player within world football (at least, economically), Merrick offers an unprompted comparison.

Carbon capture and storage could be a boon for the gas and power industry because — if plants could be built economically — it offers a way to use fossil fuels like coal and gas to generate electricity for decades while also meeting greenhouse gas targets.

It is really racially and economically diverse, offers transportation and lunch.

So while EASA sees the benefits drones offer economically, they also see the same benefits on a global scale for neighboring countries that might not have the same expertise and/or resources in the market.

Moreover, this process can offer economically reasonable, chemical free and practical solution to the processing of municipal wastewater where solar intensity is readily available and can be used for making zero liquid discharge (ZLD) an effective reality.

He is also an ambassador with the NHL Diversity program, which supports youth hockey organizations that offer economically disadvantaged kids the opportunity to play.

To argue that a fiduciary rule would make it economically unfeasible to offer advice at the lower end of the market ignores this momentum and underestimates innovation and American capitalism.

Arguments range from fear-mongering - a fiduciary requirement on brokers would throw the whole retirement system into chaos - to specious - excessive restrictions would make it economically unfeasible to offer financial advice at the lower end of the market.

"We want our village to develop economically and to offer better living conditions for its inhabitants.