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These companies get a government subsidy through a universal service charge, which makes it economically feasible.

But the store's lease is ending, and a rise in rent makes it "economically impossible" for the company to stay, according to a spokesperson.

A group in Derbyshire created a food hub that makes it economically viable to grow food in back gardens for sale, as an affordable alternative to supermarkets.

"However, the current lease is at its end of term, and the increased rent that would be required to stay in the location makes it economically impossible for us to extend the lease".

Over its lifecycle, the process is carbon neutral and we have achieved a 17-fold increase in the rate of the reaction which makes it economically viable," Professor Zhang said.

The increasingly high cost of a few extra square feet of housing, not to mention of providing a good education, also makes it economically harder to justify more children.

The latter had grown dramatically in importance as properties and shops were brought under its aegis, and its annual revenues made it economically one of the most-profitable enterprises in Iran.

However, to make it economically attractive, the techno-economic performance of this process needs to be improved.

Genetically engineered production of rChIFN-α (15 ), treatment with it optimized for dose and duration, and its long half-life in water may make it economically feasible to convert many birds in a flock to super-sentinel status.

However, economic development has also promoted development of aquaculture and made it economically possible for more residents to include freshwater fish in their diets, a source of C. sinensis metacercariae when consumed raw (11 ).

Though Terwilliger called the Dome structurally sound, he said its small number of luxury suites and premium seating made it economically obsolete.