Sentence examples for economically support from inspiring English sources

"Toll operators have recognized their presence in a community and their need to economically support that community," Mr. Crawford said.

He added that a cultural establishment does not mount exhibitions to "economically support" the artist and even less to promote the holdings of individual collectors.

We do not believe that the global energy reality will economically support carbon measures that would prevent us from fully utilising our fossil fuel reserves".

But even if people are able to economically support a retirement at 65, over thirty years of potential inactivity is detrimental to cognitive and emotional vitality.

The ability to economically support myself and my family, to contribute to society by pursuing the discipline that I studied for more than a decade to become qualified to practice, and to have my husband take on the role of primary caregiver in the first months of our son's life are all opportunities that I heartily thank the women's movement for.

The movement has been aided not only by the growing clout of independence movements in Britain, Spain and elsewhere, but also the woes of the European Union that helped prompt Britain's "Brexit". Many Bavarians feel they have to economically support not only weaker E.U. states but also poorer parts of Germany.

Coal communities must be economically supported in transition.

Calvinist Protestantism became the officially recognized religion of the country, politically favoured and economically supported by government.

"The factory economically supported the studies and the urban planning proposals, but these were never confined exclusively to the interests of the factory; they always concerned the city in general".

The others were "lucky enough to still have their jobs". But economically supporting those who lost their jobs doesn't cancel out the need to show process fairness to those affected by the change which, incidentally, includes everyone.

We have to look at mitigating strategies so that, as these disasters — whether they're climate related or not — begin to increase and affect a larger number of people, we can figure out how these populations can be economically supported.