Definition of uneconomic in English:

uneconomic

adjectiveˌʌniːkəˈnɒmɪkˌʌnɛkəˈnɒmɪk

1Unprofitable.
不赚钱的；不赢利的
the closure of uneconomic pits
亏本矿窑的关闭。
Example sentencesExamples
- The proposal would not only make execution-only services uneconomic, it would also throw a spanner in the works in respect of the provision of investment services over the internet.
- We simply cannot imagine an environment with greater ‘entrepreneur errors’ or the funding of more uneconomic enterprises.
- We have to sell some products at uneconomic prices in order to compete, but we do compete and we continue to improve our performance.
- New insurers are, in effect, partitioned off from the higher value plans by virtue of the uneconomic pricing this would entail.
- The development of sophisticated means for fuel storage of hydrogen does not solve the main problem of the present uneconomic cost of producing hydrogen for the fuel cell.
- The IFA leader said cattle prices of 82p/lb are not viable and producers who bought stores last autumn or early spring are all losing serious money at this uneconomic price level.
- The expansion in the southeast coal sector in the early 1980s was marginally uneconomic, generating a basecase loss of $89 million.
- Where the provision of a service is regarded as uneconomic, subsidies will be paid.
- This uneconomic tax policy represents a shift away from optimum fiscal principles.
- It is considered particularly attractive in remote areas, where it is uneconomic for telcos to invest.
- One of the world's largest mining companies, Rio Tinto Zinc, which discovered the Tyrone gold deposits 16 years ago, abandoned the site in the belief that its size was uneconomic.
- Even with price support such farms were uneconomic, so that French farming families were obliged to supplement their farm income with income earned outside farming.
- Critics had attacked Bus Eireann for using uneconomic fares when seeking to compete with private sector operators.
- So he wants to increase taxes to make it uneconomic and unprofitable for airlines to offer cheap flights.
- State officials retained considerable economic control and allowed uneconomic factories and mines to continue operating.
- Recovery is not going to be aided by encouraging cash rich companies to dissipate their savings by investing in uneconomic projects, nor by enabling bankrupt companies to borrow more money.
- Diamond producer Namdeb is making progress on new projects that are aimed at finding new reserves and discovering ways of economically mining previously uneconomic reserves.
- This makes expansion beyond a few branches and ATMs uneconomic.
- Phone companies may complain that the kiosks are uneconomic, but just think of all the money they get from us in other, more modern ways, via mobiles and the like.
- And, importantly, large numbers of uneconomic enterprises throughout the economy had disappeared.
Synonyms
unprofitable, uncommercial, unremunerative, non-viable
loss-making, non-paying, non-profit-making, worthless
wasteful, inefficient, unfrugal, improvident, squandering
1. 1.1 Constituting an inefficient use of money or other resources.
  不经济的；浪费的
  it may be uneconomic to repair some goods
  修理某些物品可能并不经济。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Around €150 million in taxes were written off as the Revenue said it was uneconomic to collect the tax.
  It says Ethandune needs substantial repairs and it currently provides unsuitable and uneconomic accommodation.
  They are concerned they will receive space they would not have chosen for themselves: patches of random space, uneconomic space, and small space.
  And in any event, the grid is a shared resource; it would be wildly uneconomic to try to harden it everywhere just to meet the power-reliability needs at truly critical nodes scattered throughout a city.
  Tenants fear a merger with another association could lead to a doubling of rent and an increase in empty properties due to uneconomic repairs meaning people would have to leave their homes.
  As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it.
  ‘The council refused to consider having some of the new flats as affordable housing, saying this would be problematic, uneconomic and highly inefficient’, Cllr Williams said.
  In capitalist terms, it is simply uneconomic to treat them.
  A claimant whose motor car is damaged by the negligent driving of the defendant will either incur expense in putting right the damage or discard the vehicle, i.e., write it off as uneconomic to repair.
  It would be hugely uneconomic to build a whole new network.
  In the later stages of a boom, excessive money and credit creation finance inflated asset prices and too much money and credit fuels uneconomic investments.
  The claimants have failed to satisfy me that piecemeal repair of the units, and replacement of units by re-conditioned units where necessary, would be an uneconomic or unsatisfactory method of repair of the system.
  He said vehicle registration tax made it more expensive and uneconomic for people in Britain and Northern Ireland to buy used cars here.
  If you do buy a Pentium 133 notebook PC, bear in mind that you are buying into old technology and that if anything should go wrong with it in the future then it is likely that even if parts were available, it would be uneconomic to repair.
  Lower software prices also open up new opportunities for Americans to buy software for uses that were uneconomic when software was produced by higher cost Americans.

Definition of uneconomic in US English:

uneconomic

adjective

1Unprofitable.
不赚钱的；不赢利的
costs for seven huge, uneconomic reactors
Example sentencesExamples
- Phone companies may complain that the kiosks are uneconomic, but just think of all the money they get from us in other, more modern ways, via mobiles and the like.
- Where the provision of a service is regarded as uneconomic, subsidies will be paid.
- This makes expansion beyond a few branches and ATMs uneconomic.
- One of the world's largest mining companies, Rio Tinto Zinc, which discovered the Tyrone gold deposits 16 years ago, abandoned the site in the belief that its size was uneconomic.
- The IFA leader said cattle prices of 82p/lb are not viable and producers who bought stores last autumn or early spring are all losing serious money at this uneconomic price level.
- We simply cannot imagine an environment with greater ‘entrepreneur errors’ or the funding of more uneconomic enterprises.
- The expansion in the southeast coal sector in the early 1980s was marginally uneconomic, generating a basecase loss of $89 million.
- State officials retained considerable economic control and allowed uneconomic factories and mines to continue operating.
- Recovery is not going to be aided by encouraging cash rich companies to dissipate their savings by investing in uneconomic projects, nor by enabling bankrupt companies to borrow more money.
- It is considered particularly attractive in remote areas, where it is uneconomic for telcos to invest.
- And, importantly, large numbers of uneconomic enterprises throughout the economy had disappeared.
- Even with price support such farms were uneconomic, so that French farming families were obliged to supplement their farm income with income earned outside farming.
- New insurers are, in effect, partitioned off from the higher value plans by virtue of the uneconomic pricing this would entail.
- So he wants to increase taxes to make it uneconomic and unprofitable for airlines to offer cheap flights.
- We have to sell some products at uneconomic prices in order to compete, but we do compete and we continue to improve our performance.
- The proposal would not only make execution-only services uneconomic, it would also throw a spanner in the works in respect of the provision of investment services over the internet.
- This uneconomic tax policy represents a shift away from optimum fiscal principles.
- The development of sophisticated means for fuel storage of hydrogen does not solve the main problem of the present uneconomic cost of producing hydrogen for the fuel cell.
- Critics had attacked Bus Eireann for using uneconomic fares when seeking to compete with private sector operators.
- Diamond producer Namdeb is making progress on new projects that are aimed at finding new reserves and discovering ways of economically mining previously uneconomic reserves.
Synonyms
unprofitable, uncommercial, unremunerative, non-viable
1. 1.1 Constituting an inefficient use of money or other resources.
  不经济的；浪费的
  it may be uneconomic to repair some goods
  修理某些物品可能并不经济。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lower software prices also open up new opportunities for Americans to buy software for uses that were uneconomic when software was produced by higher cost Americans.
  He said vehicle registration tax made it more expensive and uneconomic for people in Britain and Northern Ireland to buy used cars here.
  Tenants fear a merger with another association could lead to a doubling of rent and an increase in empty properties due to uneconomic repairs meaning people would have to leave their homes.
  It would be hugely uneconomic to build a whole new network.
  As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it.
  The claimants have failed to satisfy me that piecemeal repair of the units, and replacement of units by re-conditioned units where necessary, would be an uneconomic or unsatisfactory method of repair of the system.
  It says Ethandune needs substantial repairs and it currently provides unsuitable and uneconomic accommodation.
  They are concerned they will receive space they would not have chosen for themselves: patches of random space, uneconomic space, and small space.
  In capitalist terms, it is simply uneconomic to treat them.
  If you do buy a Pentium 133 notebook PC, bear in mind that you are buying into old technology and that if anything should go wrong with it in the future then it is likely that even if parts were available, it would be uneconomic to repair.
  Around €150 million in taxes were written off as the Revenue said it was uneconomic to collect the tax.
  ‘The council refused to consider having some of the new flats as affordable housing, saying this would be problematic, uneconomic and highly inefficient’, Cllr Williams said.
  A claimant whose motor car is damaged by the negligent driving of the defendant will either incur expense in putting right the damage or discard the vehicle, i.e., write it off as uneconomic to repair.
  In the later stages of a boom, excessive money and credit creation finance inflated asset prices and too much money and credit fuels uneconomic investments.
  And in any event, the grid is a shared resource; it would be wildly uneconomic to try to harden it everywhere just to meet the power-reliability needs at truly critical nodes scattered throughout a city.

词汇	uneconomic
释义	Definition of uneconomic in English: uneconomic adjectiveˌʌniːkəˈnɒmɪkˌʌnɛkəˈnɒmɪk 1Unprofitable. 不赚钱的；不赢利的 the closure of uneconomic pits 亏本矿窑的关闭。 Example sentencesExamples The proposal would not only make execution-only services uneconomic, it would also throw a spanner in the works in respect of the provision of investment services over the internet. We simply cannot imagine an environment with greater ‘entrepreneur errors’ or the funding of more uneconomic enterprises. We have to sell some products at uneconomic prices in order to compete, but we do compete and we continue to improve our performance. New insurers are, in effect, partitioned off from the higher value plans by virtue of the uneconomic pricing this would entail. The development of sophisticated means for fuel storage of hydrogen does not solve the main problem of the present uneconomic cost of producing hydrogen for the fuel cell. The IFA leader said cattle prices of 82p/lb are not viable and producers who bought stores last autumn or early spring are all losing serious money at this uneconomic price level. The expansion in the southeast coal sector in the early 1980s was marginally uneconomic, generating a basecase loss of $89 million. Where the provision of a service is regarded as uneconomic, subsidies will be paid. This uneconomic tax policy represents a shift away from optimum fiscal principles. It is considered particularly attractive in remote areas, where it is uneconomic for telcos to invest. One of the world's largest mining companies, Rio Tinto Zinc, which discovered the Tyrone gold deposits 16 years ago, abandoned the site in the belief that its size was uneconomic. Even with price support such farms were uneconomic, so that French farming families were obliged to supplement their farm income with income earned outside farming. Critics had attacked Bus Eireann for using uneconomic fares when seeking to compete with private sector operators. So he wants to increase taxes to make it uneconomic and unprofitable for airlines to offer cheap flights. State officials retained considerable economic control and allowed uneconomic factories and mines to continue operating. Recovery is not going to be aided by encouraging cash rich companies to dissipate their savings by investing in uneconomic projects, nor by enabling bankrupt companies to borrow more money. Diamond producer Namdeb is making progress on new projects that are aimed at finding new reserves and discovering ways of economically mining previously uneconomic reserves. This makes expansion beyond a few branches and ATMs uneconomic. Phone companies may complain that the kiosks are uneconomic, but just think of all the money they get from us in other, more modern ways, via mobiles and the like. And, importantly, large numbers of uneconomic enterprises throughout the economy had disappeared. Synonyms unprofitable, uncommercial, unremunerative, non-viable loss-making, non-paying, non-profit-making, worthless wasteful, inefficient, unfrugal, improvident, squandering 1.1 Constituting an inefficient use of money or other resources. 不经济的；浪费的 it may be uneconomic to repair some goods 修理某些物品可能并不经济。 Example sentencesExamples Around €150 million in taxes were written off as the Revenue said it was uneconomic to collect the tax. It says Ethandune needs substantial repairs and it currently provides unsuitable and uneconomic accommodation. They are concerned they will receive space they would not have chosen for themselves: patches of random space, uneconomic space, and small space. And in any event, the grid is a shared resource; it would be wildly uneconomic to try to harden it everywhere just to meet the power-reliability needs at truly critical nodes scattered throughout a city. Tenants fear a merger with another association could lead to a doubling of rent and an increase in empty properties due to uneconomic repairs meaning people would have to leave their homes. As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it. ‘The council refused to consider having some of the new flats as affordable housing, saying this would be problematic, uneconomic and highly inefficient’, Cllr Williams said. In capitalist terms, it is simply uneconomic to treat them. A claimant whose motor car is damaged by the negligent driving of the defendant will either incur expense in putting right the damage or discard the vehicle, i.e., write it off as uneconomic to repair. It would be hugely uneconomic to build a whole new network. In the later stages of a boom, excessive money and credit creation finance inflated asset prices and too much money and credit fuels uneconomic investments. The claimants have failed to satisfy me that piecemeal repair of the units, and replacement of units by re-conditioned units where necessary, would be an uneconomic or unsatisfactory method of repair of the system. He said vehicle registration tax made it more expensive and uneconomic for people in Britain and Northern Ireland to buy used cars here. If you do buy a Pentium 133 notebook PC, bear in mind that you are buying into old technology and that if anything should go wrong with it in the future then it is likely that even if parts were available, it would be uneconomic to repair. Lower software prices also open up new opportunities for Americans to buy software for uses that were uneconomic when software was produced by higher cost Americans. Definition of uneconomic in US English: uneconomic adjective 1Unprofitable. 不赚钱的；不赢利的 costs for seven huge, uneconomic reactors Example sentencesExamples Phone companies may complain that the kiosks are uneconomic, but just think of all the money they get from us in other, more modern ways, via mobiles and the like. Where the provision of a service is regarded as uneconomic, subsidies will be paid. This makes expansion beyond a few branches and ATMs uneconomic. One of the world's largest mining companies, Rio Tinto Zinc, which discovered the Tyrone gold deposits 16 years ago, abandoned the site in the belief that its size was uneconomic. The IFA leader said cattle prices of 82p/lb are not viable and producers who bought stores last autumn or early spring are all losing serious money at this uneconomic price level. We simply cannot imagine an environment with greater ‘entrepreneur errors’ or the funding of more uneconomic enterprises. The expansion in the southeast coal sector in the early 1980s was marginally uneconomic, generating a basecase loss of $89 million. State officials retained considerable economic control and allowed uneconomic factories and mines to continue operating. Recovery is not going to be aided by encouraging cash rich companies to dissipate their savings by investing in uneconomic projects, nor by enabling bankrupt companies to borrow more money. It is considered particularly attractive in remote areas, where it is uneconomic for telcos to invest. And, importantly, large numbers of uneconomic enterprises throughout the economy had disappeared. Even with price support such farms were uneconomic, so that French farming families were obliged to supplement their farm income with income earned outside farming. New insurers are, in effect, partitioned off from the higher value plans by virtue of the uneconomic pricing this would entail. So he wants to increase taxes to make it uneconomic and unprofitable for airlines to offer cheap flights. We have to sell some products at uneconomic prices in order to compete, but we do compete and we continue to improve our performance. The proposal would not only make execution-only services uneconomic, it would also throw a spanner in the works in respect of the provision of investment services over the internet. This uneconomic tax policy represents a shift away from optimum fiscal principles. The development of sophisticated means for fuel storage of hydrogen does not solve the main problem of the present uneconomic cost of producing hydrogen for the fuel cell. Critics had attacked Bus Eireann for using uneconomic fares when seeking to compete with private sector operators. Diamond producer Namdeb is making progress on new projects that are aimed at finding new reserves and discovering ways of economically mining previously uneconomic reserves. Synonyms unprofitable, uncommercial, unremunerative, non-viable 1.1 Constituting an inefficient use of money or other resources. 不经济的；浪费的 it may be uneconomic to repair some goods 修理某些物品可能并不经济。 Example sentencesExamples Lower software prices also open up new opportunities for Americans to buy software for uses that were uneconomic when software was produced by higher cost Americans. He said vehicle registration tax made it more expensive and uneconomic for people in Britain and Northern Ireland to buy used cars here. Tenants fear a merger with another association could lead to a doubling of rent and an increase in empty properties due to uneconomic repairs meaning people would have to leave their homes. It would be hugely uneconomic to build a whole new network. As to the other two points, it was not suggested that the cost of repairs might be irrecoverable or that it might be uneconomic to recover it. The claimants have failed to satisfy me that piecemeal repair of the units, and replacement of units by re-conditioned units where necessary, would be an uneconomic or unsatisfactory method of repair of the system. It says Ethandune needs substantial repairs and it currently provides unsuitable and uneconomic accommodation. They are concerned they will receive space they would not have chosen for themselves: patches of random space, uneconomic space, and small space. In capitalist terms, it is simply uneconomic to treat them. If you do buy a Pentium 133 notebook PC, bear in mind that you are buying into old technology and that if anything should go wrong with it in the future then it is likely that even if parts were available, it would be uneconomic to repair. Around €150 million in taxes were written off as the Revenue said it was uneconomic to collect the tax. ‘The council refused to consider having some of the new flats as affordable housing, saying this would be problematic, uneconomic and highly inefficient’, Cllr Williams said. A claimant whose motor car is damaged by the negligent driving of the defendant will either incur expense in putting right the damage or discard the vehicle, i.e., write it off as uneconomic to repair. In the later stages of a boom, excessive money and credit creation finance inflated asset prices and too much money and credit fuels uneconomic investments. And in any event, the grid is a shared resource; it would be wildly uneconomic to try to harden it everywhere just to meet the power-reliability needs at truly critical nodes scattered throughout a city.
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