Sentence examples for economically present from inspiring English sources

This combination of technologies and the complexity of integrating all elements effectively and economically present a challenge to call centers.

As economically presented in this show, organized by Independent Curators International, Krasner's career looks like that of an ambitious perennial student.

Economically, their present mode of agriculture is unsustainable.

In the economically relevant present value sense OLA by construction has no budget cost.

Groundwater that can be extracted economically using present drilling techniques accounts for about only 0.3%% (41.1 × 104 million ha) of the available freshwater; much of the remaining supply is unavailable as it is situated deeper than 800 m (Patel 2004).

A major reason for discounting future benefits and costs is the expectation that future generations will be better off economically than present generations (Maddison 2001).

Modifying farms in the wheat-sheep zone to meet the guidelines is technically feasible, but not economically attractive at present.

However, many of these light-weighting measures are, at present, economically unattractive, and may take many years to implement.

This is the quantity of metal in ore deposits that might someday be mineable, even if not economically promising at present.

In the year Leeds celebrates its 800th anniversary, revelling in an economically resurgent, multicultural present, it seems right to acknowledge the uncomfortable story of David Oluwale - a story buried until now.

"It said that although nuclear shouldn't be ignored, it was at present economically out of the question," says Gordon MacKerron, professor of science and technology policy at the University of Sussex, who was an adviser on the review.