Sentence examples for particularly economical from inspiring English sources

Not that "The March," at nearly three hours, is particularly economical.

Constructing towers of a hundred stories or more isn't much of a challenge technologically today, but it is not particularly economical, either.

Instead we decided that neither supersonic passenger travel nor landing people on the Moon was a particularly economical use of fuel".

Mr. Green, who is the New York public advocate, finds himself in a particularly economical situation, in an ideally situated building that his 63-year-old brother, one of his more aggressive fund-raisers, purchased three years ago.

Kirchner is particularly economical in a full-length portrait of Milly, an African model, and his double portrait of Otto Mueller (who shared much of the Brücke style but only joined its ranks in 1911) and his wife, Maschka.

Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio has planned a particularly economical meal for the roughly 7,500 to 10,000 inmates in his jail system this Thanksgiving.

Particularly, an economical measurement of window transmittance and interior surface reflectance will be conducted, and the measured results will be input into the simulation software to increase the accuracy of simulation results.

Particularly socio-economical factors were missed, while they would be important confounders of our study outcomes.

Small local hydro sites may also be economical, particularly if they combine storage of water during light loads with electricity production during peaks.

The detection technique can be readily implemented in existing noncoherent marine radar systems, which makes it particularly attractive for economical CFAR detection systems.

The midwives described how sometimes they found it difficult to define and discuss violence in the care encounter, particularly psychological and economical violence, due to possible divergent roles and relations within families.