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However, the bank concluded that the terms of the financing were not economically feasible for either its own or Vale's shareholders.

However, theory indicates that this practice is not economically feasible and will fail to manage the environment.

With the popularity of CNC machine tools, production enterprises with the general CNC milling machine tool gear tooth economically feasible.

Complete testing of a complex application would take too long and require too many human resources to be economically feasible.

The fervor cooled by the 1990s as laser separation turned out to be extremely hard to make economically feasible.

Unlike mass distribution programs, social marketing schemes have to be economically feasible.

The problem is that at present the only alternatives that are both economically feasible and capable of rapid expansion are hydrocarbons.

The announcement drew complaints from some publishers who said giving Apple a 30 percent cut would not be economically feasible.

And by that he meant to heights that would be neither politically nor possibly even economically feasible.

It's simply not economically feasible to stage such a lavish production.

The question being whether what is economically feasible is politically feasible as well.

Of course, whether it is practical depends always on dollars and cents and to what extent it is economically feasible.

Location-based advertising has been expected to make economically feasible a universe of new mobile applications.

A decade ago it was not clear that a global WWS system would be technically or economically feasible.

An analysis by the fund concluded whaling will never be economically feasible without subsidies.

Here the constraint is the difficulty of designing an economically feasible electric car.

Now that we have the extra resources, the project seems economically feasible.

Better technology and higher energy prices have made such systems more economically feasible than in the past.

More services become economically feasible when large numbers of people are crowded into cities.

Cell phones and other technology can cut the cost of such transactions and make widespread microfinance economically feasible.

The first is designing an economically feasible project.

This is why management must continually accept the responsibility to find common causes, and to eliminate them if economically feasible.

On the other hand, if stock market investment is economically feasible for the student, it is a different story.

make it economically feasible to extract oil under more challenging geological conditions or manufacture it from coal or natural gas;

Recommendation of a technically suited and economically feasible separation unit