Sentence examples similar to economically viable group from inspiring English sources

This observation is worrisome since the most productive and economically viable age group of the populations is worst hit.

· If the mill proves not economically viable, entire village groups can end up discouraged and (even worse) further indebted.

"Services will not change for an individual – it's not economically viable – but for a group with money to spend, changes will be made.

In order to make the groups economically viable and socially self-reliant, there is a need to further develop their internal management capacity for long term sustainability and greater impact.

Demographic segmentation was valuable when marketers needed to lump individuals into large enough groups to make it economically viable to target them as a whole.

The CFLRP provides funding to local collaborative groups to plan science-based, economically viable fuel reduction and ecological restoration activities on select national forest lands.

A group in Derbyshire created a food hub that makes it economically viable to grow food in back gardens for sale, as an affordable alternative to supermarkets.

A group in Derbyshire created a food hub that makes it economically viable to grow food in back gardens for sale, as an affordable alternative to supermarkets.

Radical decentralization is integrated into economically viable last mile distribution.

"Growing our own fish in the city would be a wonderful thing, but is it economically viable, given the city's competitive disadvantage?" asked Roger Tollefsen, president of the New York Seafood Council, an industry group based on Long Island.

Business lobby group the CBI said that for many businesses, paying the living wage would not be economically viable.