Sentence examples for economically unproductive from inspiring English sources
But many of the ills associated with cities -- economic inequality, social fragmentation, disregard for the economically unproductive, the gap between public and private amenity -- are by-products of our way of life.
Whatever is seen as economically unproductive is simply dismissed.
The process also cools and humidifies the greenhouse to create a perfect growing environment, all using land which is otherwise economically unproductive.
The truth is, it is impossible to be born and to die in a country without spending probably 40 of those years needing something, "gaining" more than you "contribute", being economically unproductive.
He said with a peace deal, demands for spending will surge as Colombia attempts to build roads, schools and extend the state's reach to traditionally forsaken and economically unproductive areas.
The feature of this development that distinguished capitalism from previous systems was the use of the excess of production over consumption to enlarge productive capacity rather than to invest in economically unproductive enterprises, such as pyramids and cathedrals.
Like Modi, the strongmen who supervise these bloody purges of economically depressed and unproductive people are often elected by landslide majorities, and tend to be audacious free-marketeers rather than hopeless socialists.
Water production makes oil/gas wells unproductive and economically wasteful, which can cause early shut-in wells and decreased oil/gas production.
The country was also divided economically; whereas France's foreign trade was very lively, most of the rural communities were, by English standards, unproductive and immobile villages.
It becomes very unproductive".
