Sentence examples for viable economically from inspiring English sources

First, being small does not mean that you are not viable economically—just look at the Scandinavian states.

Also, it decreases the cost of obtaining measurements and increases runtime efficiency, making the system more viable economically.

To be viable economically, the system has evolved to incorporate new and novel methods of maximising solar radiation collection whilst minimising thermal loss.

She said the dates for renovation were contingent on the nonprofit museum group's raising enough money to prove it was viable economically, which set back renovations at least a year.

Nor will it provide much economic benefit: the pipeline is unlikely to create a large number of jobs, and with oil at $50 a barrel it is probably not viable economically.

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Analysis has shown that this novel cogeneration concept is technologically viable and economically sustainable in Cyprus.

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Evonik is developing technologies to make these processes technically feasible and economically viable.

This renders the entire process practically feasible and economically viable.

Second, this border must allow for a politically and economically viable Israeli capital in Israeli Jerusalem and a politically and economically viable Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem.