Sentences with phrase «so makes economic sense»

``... We will support more than one chain if there's enough user demand and if doing so makes economic sense,» he wrote responding to one user.

«We reduced taxes under the NPP — corporate taxes were brought down from 32 % to 25 % and at the same time we saw a major increase in revenue and so it makes economic sense and we are going to focus on production.

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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.

The funeral home owner, Paul Roller, says property values in Palo Alto have jumped so dramatically that it no longer makes economic sense to use the acreage for a funeral home, according to reports.

So with that caveat let me try to make sense of global economic forces.

Oh, and from a totally nonreligious standpoint, helping our citizenry get a strong education and stay healthy so they can continue to be productive members of society instead of winding up on disability or on unemployment due to limited job skills happens to make economic sense as well.

What makes Sabbath observance so startling to me now is that from an economic standpoint, it makes no sense at all.

It does not make ethical or economic sense to send animals half way around the world — subjecting them to the unavoidable stress and suffering inherent to long distance transport — just so they can be killed for their meat in importing countries.

So in the context of «long term economic plans», selling off assets doesn't make sense.

Taxing the rich in the hope of freeing up the economic resources of the workers and the middle - classes — so they can afford to inject money back into the economy, the thinking goes — makes sense as a One Nation philosophy.

«What we have found out is that if we decided to continue with two, some of those roads are not linking each other to the main road, so most likely you would see that if we are supposed to do some roads in some local governments, it would only make economic sense if there is a linkage.

«But these results show us what the range of water availability across the surface is so we can start thinking about where we might want to go to get it and whether it makes economic sense to do so.»

So depending on the route that vehicle runs, the fuel may make more or less economic and environmental sense.

Fertilizer and distributed power from fuel cells would satisfy important demands in both of those countries, so the economic model of PurGen could make sense there, too — again, assuming that local tax laws recognize the benefits of burying carbon rather than spewing it into the atmosphere.

Of course, it makes more economic sense to burn the torrified wood instead of coal, so reducing the proportion of the GP required for sequestering the excess carbon already added to the active carbon cycle.

The NIH is already funding the banking of one type of pluripotent stem cell, the so - called induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell, and it makes economic and scientific sense for the NIH to also fund embryonic stem cell banking and distribution.

The Second Mother also eases the tone to make its events less caustic and bruising to those involved, meaning the film's initial, impending sense of dread is eventually discarded in favor of peppier resolutions, even though its economic concerns haven't been so much resolved as temporarily brushed aside to provide an illusory, optimistic capper.

In today's economic environment, when so many hard - working skilled people have lost jobs and job security, it's hard for the unions to continue to argue that tenure makes sense, when the results of our schools show that far too many teachers are not making the grade.

The long - wheelbase platform could be used for the next 3 Series GT (G24, 2020) and 4 Series Gran Coupe (G26, 2021), but demand for GT and Gran Coupe is so ho - hum that it might end up making more economic sense to combine the two models into one.

We can argue the virtues of conventional versus paddle - shift transmissions until we're blue in the face, but the truth is that once Ferrari began offering F1 - style transmissions in its cars, buyers spec'd so few manual - equipped cars that Ferrari couldn't make economic sense of offering a choice any longer.

Personally, I'm not as good at marketing as I am at writing so I'm more than happy to accept any help and advice in that area, as long as it makes economic sense.

It doesn't make economic sense to me to do so.

You are probably more aware of local laws, local tax changes, local economic performance, etc, so it makes sense that you'd be more in tune with your own country.

Doing so can make great economic sense if you are going to use the money wisely for a major purchase, especially for buying another property that will provide you with a reliable rate of return.

So from an economic standpoint the Single - Close Construction Mortgage makes a lot of sense versus having a construction mortgage with all of the related costs and then having to pay for all of those costs again when you obtain your permanent mortgage.

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.

So, if the option exists, people will choose — without the God - like pronouncements of the Killians and others — to live where they can access non-polluting energy, get by with less energy, and grow their crops with less inputs, «simply» because it makes rational economic sense.

Lutz goes on to say that big trucks and SUVs make economic sense because the fuel savings are so huge «that you will more than get back your monthly lease price,» and that starting with trucks could've helped the image of electric vehicles and plug - in hybrids.

Are they used in things that need to be done for their comfort & convenience, or are they mostly wasted because energy's so darned cheap that it makes more economic sense to waste than to spend money — or even thought — on energy efficiency?

Where previously home solar was supported by necessary subsidies in order to prove attractive to cash - conscious homeowners, now costs are so low in many leading markets that typical rooftop solar systems make economic sense on their own.

Especially if a spike in VRE is going to be short, under an hour or so, it doesn't make economic sense to shut off these baseload plants.

Depending on location, this alternate is cost competitive with today's coal price (no carbon tax needed), so there would be no net cost disadvantage for going this route (i.e. it makes economic sense).

For climate reasons it is imperative to leave native forests standing, but it also makes economic sense to do so.

In any event, we no longer need to go slow: In the last few years, engineers have brought the price of renewables so low that, according to many experts, it would make economic sense to switch over even if fossil fuels weren't wrecking the Earth.

That's because it is so expensive to scrub CO2 from the climate system, it only makes economic sense if emissions are zeroed as rapidly as possible.

In order to truly change the economic playing field in favour of clean energy, it needs to progress to $ 100 or $ 150 over the next decade so that big investments such as carbon capture and storage start making sense economically.

That it makes no economic sense to keep a reactor standing by idle so it can be ramped up to meet an increase in demand?

Because shark fins command $ 70 per kilo while shark meat yields only about 50 cents per kilo, it has not made economic sense for ships to fill valuable hold space with a commodity worth so little.

The extended subsidy for solar comes at a time of ubiquitous claims that the cost of solar panels and wind farms has come down so much that nuclear energy no longer makes economic sense.

According to Scott Kennedy of Cornerstone, a Vancouver architecture firm Passive House makes a lot of economic sense; in multiple family building the ratio of surface area (the expensive part in Passive) is much smaller so the costs are only about four percent higher than conventional construction.

Keep in mind, the economic benefits of storage are highly dependent on state regulations, so work with your installer to ensure that a battery makes sense for your system.

In practice, it doesn't really make economic sense for either party to hire an attorney because the amount of the fees is so high relative to the amount of money at stake.

For instance, a 2017 World Economic Forum Global Shapers Survey showed millennials rank «a sense of purpose» as the second most important criteria when looking for a new job, after salary — so just giving them a pay rise won't necessarily make things better.

If it makes no economic sense for a lawyer to represent clients, they will not do so.

The state of California itself has been facing its own share of economic struggles, so the decision to offer this half - off amnesty made good sense to legislators who were hoping it results in a much - needed cash infusion.

If you have already invested 7 of 10 years in a term policy, it makes more economic sense to maintain the policy for a few more years rather than give up the coverage you have already invested so heavily in having.

It makes economic sense to «mine» on both Blockchains, since it costs you nothing to do so.

«HUD borrowers are never required to refinance their FHA - insured HUD loan, though many are inclined to do so when it makes economic sense for them to do so,» he said.

So replacing them with 16 - to 22 - inch porcelain floor tiles may make good economic and design sense, as well as decrease maintenance.