Sentence examples for making it economically from inspiring English sources

The developers said they saved the building, which is outside the historic district and landmarks regulation, by making it economically viable.

To the contrary, daily payments for deliberation were crucial to democratic life, making it economically feasible for ordinary people to take part.

But in the three years since it was planned, the real estate market improved, "making it economically worthwhile to move ahead," he added.

These allowed fuzes to be considerably reduced in size, and they also allowed the cost to be reduced, making it economically possible to have a combination proximity/impact fuze that would cater to almost all artillery requirements.

An important part was making it economically viable for everyone - himself, retailers and the customer.

The electricity sector was restructured with a view of making it economically viable (Mawejje et al. 2013).

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.

It is likely that market and technological conditions will make it economically feasible to carry the search to Antarctica and its continental shelves.