Sentence examples for more economically efficient from inspiring English sources

And it is hardly more economically efficient to pay people not to work.

It would be both more progressive and more economically efficient than either the existing council tax or stamp duty.

In practice, the richer and more economically efficient E.U. countries would end up sharing the debts of the weaker countries.

And Stella (Chelsea Staub), the band's schoolmate and fashion designer, spends Saturday's episode designing tear-away Velcro clothing, a more economically efficient response to rabid shirt-grabbing fans.

Taking away just the corporate tax, however, might have yielded benefits to many more Americans, in addition to being more economically efficient.

As more of the world eats more meat, farming will become more economically efficient, which is to say more cruel and more dependent on routine antibiotic dosage.

Therefore, the resulting optimization would be more accurate and economically efficient.

It may also suggest innovative process solutions which are more economically and environmentally efficient and agile.

Different from gases separation technology using membranes and solvent, solvent-free gas separation technology is more economically and energy efficient.

The results demonstrate that polymer-modified materials could be more structurally and economically efficient than unmodified materials, offering a solution to designers for the rehabilitating of light-medium traffic volume roads.

In this study, we evaluate the existing tax, subsidy, and insurance structures that led to coastal development patterns on the U.S. Gulf Coast over the last sixty years, and propose alternative policies that could create a more sustainable, just, economically efficient, and storm-adaptive region.