Sentence examples for economically problematic from inspiring English sources

And Keynes argued that this was economically problematic, but politically, absolutely dangerous.

Again, however economically problematic it may prove, the political realities (in America, anyway) suggest that an effort is unlikely to materialise.

Peter Bradford, a former member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, who now teaches energy policy at Yale, said that apart from the safety issues, nuclear power was economically problematic.

Purie said there are already 320m mobile phones in India, and the very real possibility that bulk of content distribution will skip the economically problematic internet altogether and move straight to mobile.

For a carbon price to work on a very short timescale it would have to be very high, which may or may not be economically problematic but would surely be politically inoperative.

Given the recent postelection rally, the market appears to be anticipating that all of the pro-growth policies espoused by the current administration (lower taxes, less regulation, infrastructure spending) will be enacted quickly, while none of the potentially more economically problematic policies and initiatives will come to pass.

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At least, it indicates some of them realize that a tax cut for the rich is problematic, both economically and politically.

Our results show that Roche 454 pyrosequencing might be a good choice for obtaining de novo draft assemblies of environmental bacterial strains relatively economically, however, it remains problematic for re-sequencing projects because of its high error rate.

Access to these critical interventions is especially problematic for New York's most economically disadvantaged families.

Indeed, to some, any research in which the economically disadvantaged dominate is in reality ethically problematic as they are vulnerable to exploitation and impaired decision-making [ 7].