economically
आर्थिकदृष्ट्या
definition
adverb
the region is important economically
in a way that relates to economics or finance.
translation of 'economically'
काटकसरीने
example
the region is important 'economically'
Ostrich farming is seen as a way out of poverty for many in the 'economically' depressed and semi-arid southern Namibia.
Although 'economically' dependent upon the EU, as soon as tensions arise they side with the US politically.
a precis aims to express a passage more 'economically'
That some taxpayers might welcome new taxes seems an 'economically' dubious notion.
Energy has to be used as 'economically' as possible with regard to the preservation of nature, he explained.
Closer to home, livestock are important 'economically' but animals are also a source of companionship.
Its citizens are 'economically' powerless in their capacity both as workers and as consumers.
the new building was erected as 'economically' as possible
Production of milk protein is 'economically' important to dairy producers and milk manufacturers.
Those who dare to take these steps will benefit from shared resources and live more 'economically' .
The region was becoming more 'economically' important for Australia, accounting for half its export markets.
The inmates of these ‘Houses of Industry’ were fed as 'economically' as possible on bread and thin gruel.
A reserve, on the other hand, is the portion of an identified resource that can be extracted 'economically' using current technology.
If the hydrates can be harvested 'economically' , they could become an important source of fuel in the future.
The tax code is 'economically' destructive because it taxes savings and investment at the expense of consumption.
In the natural world, fruit and the seed it contains are hugely important 'economically' , being a primary source of food.
Those who furnished the funds were directly interested in seeing that they were used as 'economically' as possible.
Why did Europe develop 'economically' , in a way unlike any other region before the eighteenth century?
It is incumbent therefore on all local authorities to operate as efficiently and 'economically' as possible.
Often in debt, they are 'economically' and politically dependent on local headmen and landlords.
The net result is that mature welfare states tend 'economically' to stagnate.
Overall the reduction corresponds to about one day, which is 'economically' important.
The 'economically' most important minerals concentrated in placers are listed in Table 1.
a précis aims to express a passage more 'economically'
The Skorpion project has brought a hive of economic activities to the 'economically' depressed southern Namibia.
In these three central symphonies, a large orchestra is used 'economically' , with passages of delicacy and refinement akin to chamber music.
the region is important 'economically'
With a population of almost 10 million, Bangkok is the most important city politically and 'economically' .
Aromatic plants are 'economically' important, because of the essential oils they produce.
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