Sentence examples for were economical from inspiring English sources
adjective
Careful with money so as not to spend too much; prudent; thrifty.
- He was an economical person by nature.
His gestures were economical, too.
Bast-woven clothes were economical, lightweight and cooler during the hot, humid summer months than cotton, but they were also stiff and uncomfortable.
Texture and color, Kahn argued, were economical from the point of view of the "enterprising city developer" and allowed the "artist" great freedom of design.
Katherine Brunt and Danielle Hazell, who opened the bowling, were economical enough, but Marsh, Anya Shrubsole and Holly Colvin each went at eight runs per over, as Australia's India-born all-rounder Lisa Sthalekar hit 38 from 28 balls.
Virtually everything I wore in the 70s came from jumble sales, which were far more common than they are now, and secondhand clothes shops, which were economical hunting grounds in the days before the lucrative trade in vintage.
It was unclear what the interest rate would be on the new debt, but he maintained that the school system would unwind the transactions only if it were economical and the interest rate on the debt were low enough to offset the termination fees.
It was economical to be economical.
And the system is economical.
"The main challenge is economical viability".
