The phrase "thrifty use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the use of something in an economical or economical manner. For example, "I always practice a thrifty use of resources in my home."
By Lorrie Moore The novelist Margaret Atwood has wandered off from us before: once, in 1986, to the mid-twenty-first century, for a feminist dystopia, "The Handmaid's Tale," in which women are enslaved according to their reproductive usefulness; another time, in 1996, to the nineteenth century, to make thrifty use of her graduate work at Radcliffe in the faux-Victorian novel "Alias Grace".
The novelist Margaret Atwood has wandered off from us before: once, in 1986, to the mid-twenty-first century, for a feminist dystopia, "The Handmaid's Tale," in which women are enslaved according to their reproductive usefulness; another time, in 1996, to the nineteenth century, to make thrifty use of her graduate work at Radcliffe in the faux-Victorian novel "Alias Grace".
But both Benecke and Dawson have obviously enjoyed making thrifty use of what the tunnels naturally afford.
Briefly, the first, hepatic element of the programme (i.e. thrifty use of fuel) is induced by early life growth restriction irrespective of the reason for that growth restriction, and as such all except the AD/Sal cohorts are programmed to be thrifty.
Click through the three slides below to see how the wide differences over carbon policy evaporate when the discussion is about policies that foster thriftier use of energy or non-polluting sources: It's data like these that prompted me awhile back to conclude, "If I had to choose one of two bumper stickers for our car — CLIMATE CRISIS or ENERGY QUEST —I'd choose the latter".
At the same time business models which can turn a profit from thrifty energy use are developing, and capital markets are waking up to their potential.That splendidly energy-efficient house in Notting Hill demonstrates just how much can be done right now, even if it does not yet come cheap.
Energy efficiency has been nobody's priority: it takes time and money that architects, builders, landlords and tenants would rather spend on other things.In countries with no tradition of thrifty energy use, the skills needed are in short supply, too.
It was a tribute, perhaps, to the ninth element of the Boy Scout Law: to be thrifty, carefully using "time and property".
The news this week that Hertz has finally got its hands on Dollar Thrifty (which used to be plain Thrifty), so that 95% of the US car rental market is now in the hands of just three companies raises questions about value and the role the paying customer plays in the corporate world.
I've been passionate about thrifty and frugal use of foodstuffs in my own life ever since.
It seems in the spirit of this thrifty dish to use up whatever you happen to have in the house, but if you're buying them specially, I'd recommend waxy potatoes.
