Sentences with phrase «to make 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.

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

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.

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

Soon enough, fossil fuels will no longer make economic sense.

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

The conclusion: Even when selection bias is corrected for, college still makes economic sense, and the benefits are larger in some areas of study than in others.

Factor in the expected high cost of the first electric cars, and they really do not make any economic sense at all.

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.

The company simply needed to get to the size at which spending money to build those systems made 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.

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.

Of course there are some applications where solar energy makes economic sense.

In other words, does the deal make economic sense and will it benefit shareholders over the long run?

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

First, financial, to make sure this business makes economic sense.

No word yet on how much a subscription will cost, but a monthly fee makes economic sense, given that one book often costs more than $ 10.

If an unsolicited offer is received on a property held for less than a year, and the offer makes economic sense, then a 1031 exchange is fine.

The government's strategy on pay makes no economic sense.

That is not to say that some steps can not be taken now; indeed many kids of energy conservation and efficiency increases make economic sense even without the threat of greenhouse warming.

How did we arrive at this point where those options make economic sense?

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

This transition makes economic sense for all of us, and we are going to show you the economic proof.

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.

If the case is more complicated that the one above, then it probably makes economic sense to hire a lawyer.

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.

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

The two companies pulled the plug on the plant because it no longer made economic sense.

Not only is choosing clean renewable energy the environmentally conscious choice, it is also makes economic sense.

If there is no award availability in economy, then redeeming your miles for a business class ticket still makes economic sense.

Debt consolidation programs including private student loans are very difficult to obtain in a manner that makes economic sense for the graduate.

In the long run, what makes economic sense will prevail, not what scores political points.

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.

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.

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.

But jokes aside, Miliband's electoral strategy doesn't just make economic sense for a party as cash - strapped as Labour — it makes political sense too.

He shipped him back taking a loss of 10 million because it never made economic sense for him.

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.

But now it turns out that Tesla's new batteries do not even make economic sense to back - up rooftop solar systems — at least not yet.

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).

An evaluation of this must be done by Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyers to ascertain if a case makes economic sense to prosecute.