Sentence examples for economically working from inspiring English sources

Physical data concerning the absorption kinetics like the diffusion coefficients are important values for designing an economically working gas separation processes.

But many say the two countries have realized that they are stronger -- politically and economically -- working in concert than when they are at odds.

They see Mr. Obama as more vulnerable to defections among economically pinched working class voters than among higher earners whose taxes he would raise.

And populists favor big government programs that help the economically distressed working and middle classes, whom Gerson completely ignores in his focus on race rather than class.

Dean has tried to reach out to, among others, evangelical Christians, and he doesn't like what he suggests is the Party's gradual abandonment of the socially conservative but economically liberal working class.

Only right-wing ideologues make that distinction; most Americans know driving a bus or picking up trash is just as important economically as working in a big-box store.

They must be willing and able to envison (1) a nation-wide revamping of automotive practices and (2) a state-by-state commitment to rebuilding environmentally sound, economically durable working communities.

The overall goal should be to ensure equitable access to oral care for all segments of the population in the country while at the same time allowing for economically sustainable working conditions for dentists, both in public service and private practice.

Thereby, the thermo-economically optimal working fluid is identified in a single optimization problem jointly with the corresponding optimal process and equipment.

Zhu J, Coombs N, Stamatakis E. Temporal trends in socioeconomic inequalities in obesity prevalence among economically-active working age adults in Scotland between 1995 and 2011: a population-based repeated cross-sectional study.

A lot of what Trump does results from growing up with a father who, while economically successful, worked the low status outer boroughs like Brooklyn and Queens.