It is more economical to cut salt pork into small bits, and try it till the pork is brown and crispy.
It is more economical to buy a fore-quarter of mutton than a hind-quarter; there is usually two cents difference per pound.
Where sweet oil is much used, it is more economical to buy it by the bottle than by the flask.
On all hygienic grounds radiant heat is better than convected heat, but the latter is more economical.
The 1-foot burner is more economical when in the best condition, but requires a higher gas pressure, and is rather too powerful a unit light for good illuminating effect; the 0.
In America land is cheap and labour is dear; it is consequently found to bemore economical to cultivate a large tract of land less thoroughly than a small area more thoroughly.
By applying manures in an unmixed condition the chances are that a more economical use of them is made than would otherwise be the case.
These statements must not be taken as proving that it ismore economical to apply farmyard manure in a rotten condition than in a fresh one.
Steam, however, is more economical on a large scale, and still continues to be used in great factories for the heavier machinery.
In the United States, the feeding of horses on Indian corn and hay has been found very successful; but in these countries oats will be found a more economical food.
Its chemical composition shows it to be about equal to that of the best linseed-cake, and as its price is much lower than that of the latter, it may be fairly considered a more economical food.
She has found it more economical to feed the Irish with potatoes, and clothe them in rags; and now every packet brings legions of Irish, who, working for less than the English, drive them from every employment.
She has found it more economical to supersede workmen by steam-engines; she has dismissed .
The English nation has found it more economical to give up those modes of cultivation which require much hand-labour, and she has dismissed half the cultivators who lived in the fields.
Does not your housekeeper cease making bread at home so soon as she finds it more economical to buy it from the baker?
I frankly confess my preference for the second system, which I regard as more just, more economical, and more legal.
It seems to me juster, more economical, and more fair.
Does not your housekeeper cease to make her bread at home, as soon as she finds it more economical to buy it from the baker?
And after having compared protective duties with the bounty: "I frankly avow my preference for the latter system; it seems to me more just, more economical, and more truthful.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "more economical" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
