Sentence examples for it economizes from inspiring English sources
This strategy has several advantages as follows: First of all, it economizes the consumption of gold-coated substrate and facilitates the homogeneous batch processing.
"Does the Greek government think it can economize on democracy?" said Christophe Deloire, secretary-general of Reporters Without Borders.
It stated in this request that with every reasonable effort to economize it had been unable to compete with the foreign manufacturers and had been forced to close its plant.
Partly, it was to economize on organizational structure and cost, and partly, because it became increasingly complex and costly to develop team leaders at a pace compatible with new plants' set-ups.
Of course, when it comes to economizing at Davos, everything is relative.
To live this way used to be called "economizing". It was the life of the virtuous – and prosperous.
As more people economize, it's become cool to conserve and suddenly our country is equating thriftiness with virtue.
This isn't a race, it's about economizing your energy usage.
In fact, Darwin, after concluding that—unlike tendrils twining stems are not irritable, pointed out that it was not expected 'as nature always economizes her means, and irritability would have been superfluous' (Darwin 1875); this alludes to an optimality approach.
By using bronze, a better casting metal than copper, and molds, it was possible to economize on metal by hafting a short chisel to a wooden handle.
