Sentence examples for financially justify from inspiring English sources

But both are hard for publications to financially justify in Australia, with its small population and its disparate cities, which spread the audience market for highly localised work very thin.

The reason behind the highly controversial practice is the fact that chickens bred for egg laying don't have enough body mass to financially justify raising for meat.

This model represents a state-of-the-art milk processing facility and is used to evaluate three questions: 1) the components of total processing costs; 2) whether the cost of milk processing declines with increasing plant size; and 3) the minimum processing volume to financially justify inplant blow-molding technology.

Anti- T. gondii IgG antibodies appears very early after infection [ 30], therefore, the window period between the appearance of IgM and the appearance of IgG is extremely short and the probability to find an IgM positive/IgG negative infected subject seems to be quite low to financially justify a systematic IgM screening in a cross sectional study.

"It's hard to justify financially".

Not difficult technically and not hard to justify financially.

But unlike wind turbines, solar panels and other technologies that increase supply (or replace dirtier energy), conservation reduces demand, which can be more difficult to calculate and justify financially.

For instance, in order to judge the cost-effectiveness of the development of a new drug, a measurement of QoL is often needed to financially and ethically justify the intervention.

Sony executives, meanwhile, questioned whether Xbox Live could ever justify itself financially.

Basically, they want me -- the adjunct professor who's trying to stay financially afloat herself -- to justify their investment.

Financially it is very difficult to justify arts further education in this climate.