Sentence examples for a viable enterprise from inspiring English sources

And the students obviously regard the label as a viable enterprise.

Cash said a "viable enterprise has been run into the ground by its managers".

I started out thinking that quantum computing was not going to be a viable enterprise".

And that raises some questions: What will become of the two remaining courses that bear his name, and can Tiger Woods Design re-emerge as a viable enterprise?

But the decision represents little more than a Pyrrhic victory for Andersen, which lost its clients after being indicted for obstruction of justice and has no chance of ever returning as a viable enterprise.

With both business and development experience ToughStuff's founders have been able to demonstrate that it is possible, and we believe desirable, to create a viable enterprise whilst seeking to improve the lives of people living in abject poverty.

"Air New Zealand simply cannot sustain its position as a commercially viable enterprise on its own on a market base of just 3.8 million people," said Jim Farmer, the acting chairman.

It's just that "contemporary classical music for most composers is not a commercially viable enterprise".

"Given that all businesses are cyclical, and stocks react to that, if we have a company with an appropriate cheap valuation and reasonably strong financials, if it's a long-term viable enterprise, we can outperform," Mr. Perkins said.

Terms associated with the bridge loan include Chrysler's commitment to work with key constituents – including our owners, lenders, suppliers, dealers, management and employees – to identify and achieve the cost-savings concessions we need to build a long-term viable enterprise.

And he is convinced that DelayedMail will be a viable commercial enterprise.