Sentence examples for use economically from inspiring English sources

Under the newly imposed forestry regulations, communities took matters in their own hands and designed more specific rules, rights and obligations of how community members could and should use economically important resources.

Only a technological quantum jump, which decreases the cost dramatically, can make an inter-day storage use economically viable.  .

Activated carbon has been found useful, and effective in dye removal but high cost of preparation and regeneration maintenance have made its use economically burdensome (Tan and Hameed 2010; Giwa et al. 2015; Santhi and Kumar 2015).

The insect was once commonly found throughout the Palearctic and was recognised across Eurasia, from France and England to China, but it was mainly in Central Europe where it was common enough to make its industrial use economically viable.

The aim of the present study was to use economically feasible and simple laboratory tests and correlate them with the foaling rates of mares.

Power was used economically, and wheels came off the tracks easily.

Large-diameter pneumatic pipelines can be used economically for longer distances, sometimes more than a mile or a kilometre.

Electricity can be generated, transformed, and used economically on either a small or a large scale.

The modestly sized orchestra (double wind, no percussion) is used economically; there's a mysterious dark pulsing centre, a single fierce climax, and a lingering, slow final fade.

Grid cells with the lowest value of suitability index for agriculture were removed first and grid cells not used economically with the highest suitability index were added first.

Much of it is from sources familiar to spook buffs, but for the most part it is worn lightly and used economically and forensically.