Sentences with phrase «more economical alternative»

The company employs its SG Blocks Building System, a proprietary structural engineering method that offers a safer, faster, longer lasting and more economical alternative to conventional construction methods.

A more economical alternative is to attend a traveling tailors show.

Crumbles boomed in popularity in Britain during World War Two when the nation was in rationing mode and a crumble topping offered a more economical alternative to pies due to shortages of pastry ingredients.

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A more economical course is to set up sentencing policies that keep dangerous offenders in prison for their full sentences — by moving non-dangerous offenders into alternative work programs on the outside.

But in the long run, a more economical and more wholesome alternative is to get a refillable oil sprayer.

The pouches economical and are an affordable alternatives to other more expensive reusable food pouches, glass baby food jars, and hard plastic sippy cups.

While carmakers are developing more economical com - bustion engines and alternative drive systems, research establishments and companies are working on making more efficient use of vehicles.

Yet it still seems that the Eco trim trying to carve out a niche in a market full of affordable, fuel - efficient competitors — and on top of that, it has to make a case against more - economical alternatives in the Elantra lineup.

Corning said in a statement that «Corning's 3D - forming technology can achieve precise tolerances and high throughput on a platform that is more economical than alternative two - mold forming methods.

They were simply more convenient and economical than previous alternative tools to do the same job.

We are promoting water efficiency as a more effective and economical alternative to dams, reservoirs, pipelines and pumps.

By masking the true cost of nuclear power, subsidies also allow the industry to exaggerate its economic competitiveness; consequently, they diminish or delay support for more economical and less risky alternatives like energy efficiency and renewable energy.

and it can be used to store electricity generated off peak to reduce the amount of overcapacity needed and make all those intermittent alternative sources more economical.

I think that Pr Q's point that nuclear doesn't look economical without a strong carbon price is where the most likely answer lies; put a big price on Carbon and a lot of alternatives to fossil fuels, including nuclear, will look more attractive.

ADR is an alternative that at its best is more efficient and economical, and less painful than a lawsuit.

Would replacing the boiler with something more modern be more economical or is there another alternative we can consider?