Sentence examples for financially viable solutions from inspiring English sources

Companies that are currently damaging the oceans must re-think their model, adapting to the changing circumstances with innovative and financially viable solutions.

Since the introduction of ultra-fine filtration would not have provided a financially viable solution, it developed a new model with a newly designed raised-pressure water spray system using Hydra-Cell pumps to suppress dust and cool the picks on the cutting head.

"We've got to live with the problem of the Dawlish sea wall and come up with a financially viable solution".

Despite the initial challenges of developing financially and technologically viable solutions, through vision, commitment and collaboration, this initiative has generated several benefits.

But now we tell people 'don't scrap stuff, call GARP.' Purchasing guys are good at finding viable solutions financially, so we treat (handling waste) as a business opportunity.

The Brooklyn Museum's Body Parts: Ancient Egyptian Fragments & Amulet, a jewel-box of a show featuring just 35 artifacts, presents a financially viable and ready-made solution for this conundrum: work with what you've got.

In a new statement, it said it was now working on a fourth set of design proposals in a bid to find a "financially and architecturally viable" solution.

In electricity market, security-constrained unit commitment (SCUC) utilizes the detailed market information submitted by market participants to provide a financially viable and physically feasible unit commitment solution for Independent system operators (ISOs)/regional transmission owners (RTOs).

In the wake of these storms, lawmakers have struggled to find a solution for keeping the program financially viable.

There appears to be potential to reduce operating costs by increasing pelletizer yield and/or automating pelletizer operations - two opportunities for engineered solutions in this sector that can render the operation financially viable even when labor costs are included.

He said: "I recognise the need for change to ensure that the hospital becomes clinically and financially viable, but the changes proposed by the CPT are not the right solution".