Sentence examples for New viability from inspiring English sources

"Ansonia is a classic New England industrial mill town trying to find new viability in the post-industrial age," he said.

Mrs. Clinton is trying to demonstrate new viability and seize on what has been a rough patch for Mr. Obama since he lost in Pennsylvania two weeks ago.

By Peter Boyer April 29, 2009 The new viability plan submitted to the government by General Motors this week might have been subtitled, "We got the message".

Other oddball artifacts have new viability on the market: petrol lanterns and medicine bottles, for example, left behind in huts blackened by blubber-fueled fires.

The new viability plan submitted to the government by General Motors this week might have been subtitled, "We got the message".

Childhood's new viability as novelistic ground may signal a shift in the very nature of being a human being, considered anthropologically as a recipient and continuer of tribal myths, beliefs, and strictures.

Every month new tissue viability publications appear in journals spread all over the world.

Renewal of the John A. Wilson District Building is "a symbol of the city's new fiscal viability," Mayor Anthony Williams said.

A relatively new field, viability has been given increasing weight by the government's National Planning Policy Framework, introduced in 2012, which slashed 1,300 pages of policy down to 65, as part of the coalition's triumphant bonfire of red tape.

Mr. Roth said the larger surplus projections, the possibility that the long economic expansion might be starting to run out of steam and Mr. Clinton's willingness to negotiate a deal had combined to give tax reductions new political viability.

It said technical elements of the onshore dumping plan would "add delays to, and the price paid by, customers from the Bowen or Galilee basins, possibly to the extent of impacting new project viability".