Sentence examples for back to viability from inspiring English sources

"The Last Empty Lot" (Aug. 8), about the rebuilding of Hunts Point, in the South Bronx, highlights what it takes to bring a troubled neighborhood back to viability.

The ghettos, the slums, the neighborhoods that seemingly had surrendered unconditionally to rot and to fear are in the early stages of a long march back to viability.

"This is no time to cut corners, no time to become undisciplined in our execution, no time to forget how difficult it was to claw our way back to viability," Mr. Marchionne wrote.

Once the afterglow fades, the attention will shift back to his viability as a leadoff hitter, a genuine issue as the Yankees pursue a 28th championship.

With or without the citing of one or two casino gaming destination resorts, it's certain that the Catskills encompassing both Sullivan County and southern Ulster have turned the corner and are on their way back to economic viability.

We are incapable of being objective and need to stand back to judge their viability, which is not possible today.

Mr. Hershberger, widely known as Shorty (he stood 5 feet 4 inches), had been duped into buying a sickly herd, Mr. Thomson said, but he nursed them back to health and commercial viability.

Removal of dFMRP restored TIMP overexpression viability back to >50%.

Dispersion of HA NP agglomerates by citration, addition of D7 or the combination treatment (citration + D7) inhibited this toxicity and brought cell viability back to control levels.

Concomitantly, all three dispersion treatments prevented HA NP toxicity and returned cell viability back to the level of untreated control cells.

Technological feasibility quickly leads back to the question of commercial viability.