Sentence examples for economically only from inspiring English sources

Regional or on-farm concentrate production is economically only attractive if land is in surplus under pressure of environmental goals.

It is that Europe was able to rebuild itself politically and economically only by forgetting the past, but it was able to define itself morally and culturally only by remembering it.

Dimitri Shashkini, the minister of education and science, said in an interview that Georgia, which has 4.6 million people, would prosper economically only by significantly improving its educational system.

Crowder calculates that cargo airships make sense economically only when they're moving massive quantities of cargo — not twenty tons, what the LMH-1 could haul, or even sixty-six thes, the capacity of Pasternak's smallest Aeroscraft, but more on the order of five hundred to a thousand tons, the payload of a super-jumbo carrier.

Crowder calculates that cargo airships make sense economically only when they're moving massive quantities of cargo not twenty tons, what the LMH-1 could haul, or even sixty-six thes, the capacity of Pasternak's smallest Aeroscraft, but more on the order of five hundred to a thousand tons, the payload of a super-jumbo carrier.

An increase of R&D investment makes economically only sense if it leads to more drugs that meet an unmet medical need and make a significant difference to the patient.

It is true that non-hunting tourism can outcompete hunting tourism economically but only in prime areas with excellent wildlife.

It is not only monstrously unjust, it is also unsustainable – not only economically, but politically, environmentally and, above all, morally.

They underestimated the situation not only economically but also culturally.

The old "heartland" is comparatively small now, and deeply disadvantaged, not only economically but politically, too.

This influence reduces American power in the region, not only economically but militarily.