Sentences with phrase «economic sense»

If these trends continue — it won't make economic sense for people to be employees even for previously «good» jobs like engineers.

Improving your workplace culture doesn't just make economic sense for the company.

However, with far more affordable premiums and deductibles, Short Term health insurance makes better economic sense for many.

Virtual power plants make more economic sense in areas with high concentrations of wind and solar power.

Besides, full - service hotels just make a lot of economic sense at the moment.

An electric system makes economic sense if fitting it in one room.

It then developed a new prototype that improved its relevance and made the most economic sense.

«It's not just about the environment, it's about making economic sense as well,» he said.

In these states, installing solar batteries makes economic sense because you're able to maximize the value of the energy you generate at your own property.

Well, letting your warrants expire makes little economic sense; you are allowing your position to be diluted, even if ever so slightly, if you do.

This only makes economic sense when you consider that currently only a tiny handful of game releases are profitable and all other game development is funded by a few hits.

Now I think that is socially unsustainable and it's very difficult to justify and it doesn't make much economic sense either.

An even higher minimum wage, cancelling cuts to inheritance tax or to income tax for the top fifteen per cent of earners all may make wider political and longer term economic sense.

In niche markets, they make economic sense without subsidies.

First, assess whether the cost of your degree makes economic sense with the starting salary for your chosen career.

This was strategic development — a calculation that a strong solar sector would do more for the economy in the long term — whereas support for wind power made more immediate economic sense.

I can't speak to what makes economic sense overall, but I'm in a similar situation when it comes to shelf space and digital comics.

It's not going to make economic sense anytime soon.

The disability income rider makes good economic sense for both individuals and businesses.

Often it makes more economic sense for this population to adapt their current housing situation rather than move.

It isn't: both the federal government and the economy run a deficit and a shift towards savings would make a lot of economic sense.

I'll repeat my advice — do what makes the most economic sense to you.

It makes economic sense for schools to be rented out to responsible parties when not being used for schooling.

This one sounds like a good sensible plan that makes economic sense as well as sense in combating global warming.

Formula is expensive, and when you are out of work from having a baby and need to watch costs, breastfeeding makes great economic sense.

That would be like selling a $ 10 note for $ 9 and makes little economic sense.

This often made economic sense when the price of land was valued higher than the existing house and where extensive remodeling wasn't cost - effective.

They just can't respond to every lead that comes there way because it doesn't make much economic sense.

Then the prime - time package becomes less valuable, of course, which doesn't make economic sense in an industry in which rights fees go up, not down.

Deals that make economic sense at higher lending rates will get done, and those that don't make sense will be funded by the investment banks, or shelved for now, depending on the bridge lending deal terms.

Celica: A convertible or turbocharged performance version of the Scion FR - S coupe was considered, but it didn't make economic sense given the limited volumes.

While the Breakthrough Institute believes efforts to improve energy efficiency should be pursued, based on sound economic sense and limited climate benefits, the growing consensus on the significance of rebound give good reason to remain skeptical that efficiency can be a primary driver of lasting reductions in climate - destabilizing greenhouse gases.

This bill makes good economic sense on a number of levels and, in my opinion, articulates a core component of any basic health coverage plan, military or not, as breastfeeding is one of the most evidence - based and straightforward ways to enhance the health and well - being of moms and babies.

With synthetic crude right now commanding a US$ 14 - a-barrel premium over West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark crude, it may make economic sense too.

If not, the logical way forward is to take whatever emissions reduction steps which make economic sense anyway (in particular, increasing energy efficiency) while concentrating on effective adaptation in areas which are vulnerable (flood defences, water storage and drought - tolerant crops, for example).

«Expansion through acquisition continues to make the most economic sense so long as companies can acquire them cheaper than building them - and we expect that this will be the case into the next century,» reports the 1998 National Lodging Report published by E&Y Kenneth Leventhal Real Estate Group.

As far as capital spending is concerned, it certainly does make economic sense now, as the IMF has urged, to bring forward capital spending to support growth and invest in our long - term infrastructure — creating jobs now, bringing long - term returns and taking advantage of very low interest rates.

Energy efficiency seems to make rational economic sense — the less energy used, the more money saved.

At this point, they must clarify several components of the market in a broad economic sense so that the prospective project will be aligned with market trends and address unmet need.

Apart from the obvious environmental benefits, this made a lot of economic sense pre-2008 when natural gas was expensive and looking to get more so.