Examples of 'economically it' in a sentence
Meaning of "economically it"
This phrase is often used to describe the financial aspect or perspective of a situation, decision, or problem. It implies assessing or analyzing something based on its economic implications, feasibility, or impact on finances or resources
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Economically it is one of the more deprived districts.
Both practically and economically it is not desirable.
Economically it is one feasible configuration among others.
This type forms a small part of international migration but economically it can be highly beneficial.
Economically it has been five rather poor years.
Artistic works are his superior, but economically it can not compete.
Economically it was worthless to make any investment.
War is condemned from every standpoint, economically it is a loss even to the victor.
Economically it would be detrimental to the program.
The more accurate a storage system fits the need, the more economically it performs.
Economically it does not make sense.
Although Cuba remained Spanish politically, economically it became increasingly dependent on the United States.
Economically it would be preferable to apply the resin as dispersion in water.
Politically, the idea is absurd, economically it is fantastic ; it is hardly worth considering.
Economically it is a self sufficient state gearing economic evolution of the nation.
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I will buy my stuff and economically it is good for me, ” she said.
Economically it is a complete farce.
However, financially and economically it is a disaster . ".
But economically it is now a powerhouse.
Economically it creates jobs.
The service is satisfactory, economically it could be improved but… in short everything is satisfactory.
Economically it is relatively cheap and gives the possibility of cheap maintenance.
Second, economically it works.
Economically it works.
However, economically it is difficult to perform.
Economically it was not possible for her to become a full time mother.
Economically it could be disastrous if the standoff lasts for more than a couple of days.
Economically it is a combination of State and private capitalism.
Economically it has been unable to prevent the rise of China.
Economically it would be damaging as Russian firms are not known for their sophisticated technology.
Economically it does not make sense, but people are irrational.
Economically it will have to do so, and politically.
So economically it makes more sense if they live alone, as they consume more.
Economically it supports more social justice, a stamp duty and a free basic income.
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