Sentence examples for effective to build from inspiring English sources
While it is more cost effective to build wind farms on shore, it is understandable why LIPA wants to build offshore now.
HLW International, the New York City-based architectural and engineering firm designing the project, said it would be less expensive and more effective to build a new hub for the company's global research and development efforts.
He indicated in a memorandum that he had looked at other acquisition targets in recent months, but reiterated the company's belief that it was "usually more effective to build than buy".
While the selection of titles at Bookish is small compared to other platforms and it's perhaps less effective to build an online library or get accurate recommendations, it offers very nice thematic lists, blogs and features, and its small size can make it less overwhelming than bigger networks.
New York City decided it was more cost effective to build green infrastructure, including green roofs, than to construct more sewer pipes or storage tanks, and it is spending $1.5 billion over the next 20 years on green projects that will reduce rainfall runoff.
CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing has made it easy, fast and effective to build precision cancer models.
"They say it's cheaper and more cost-effective to build it exactly their own way," she said.
When it comes to teardowns in nearby Bedford, "property is so valuable and so expensive that it's not cost-effective to build anything other than high-end properties," said Joan Keating, a broker there with Prudential Holmes & Kennedy.
We should "focus on changing the political conditions that encourage Islamist extremism?" It would be more cost-effective to build a time-machine and tell Isaac and Ishmael not to squabble?
It becomes much more cost-effective to build their own cables than it does to rent time on somebody else's when you reach a certain usage level.
