economically (Meaning)
economically (r)
with respect to economic science
in an economical manner
with respect to the economic system
economically (adv.)
With economy; with careful management; with prudence in expenditure.
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economically Sentence Examples
- The company's new measures efficiently streamlined their production line, resulting in economically sound outcomes.
- The government's economically sound policies fostered growth and development in various sectors of the country.
- To ensure economic stability, the central bank maintained an expansionary monetary policy.
- The region's abundant natural resources presented economically viable opportunities for investment.
- The company's economically feasible expansion plans entailed establishing new manufacturing facilities.
- The government's economically justifiable stimulus package provided financial assistance to businesses.
- The company's recent restructuring efforts aimed to improve its economically sustainability.
- The country's economic growth rate remained economically robust despite global challenges.
- The economically advantageous trade agreement led to increased exports and economic prosperity.
- The economically viable energy project utilized renewable sources, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
FAQs About the word economically
with respect to economic science, in an economical manner, with respect to the economic systemWith economy; with careful management; with prudence in expenditur
meagerly, inexpensively, poorly,cheaply, frugally, sparingly, prudently, sparely, conservatively, unpretentiously
sumptuously, luxuriously, high, sumptuously,richly, opulently, richly, magnificently, lavishly, high
The company's new measures efficiently streamlined their production line, resulting in economically sound outcomes.
The government's economically sound policies fostered growth and development in various sectors of the country.
To ensure economic stability, the central bank maintained an expansionary monetary policy.
The region's abundant natural resources presented economically viable opportunities for investment.
