Sentence examples for building viability from inspiring English sources
If you're in a safe red or blue state you might make the argument that you're building viability for the party, seeking matching federal funds and the like, but you'll also be reducing the popular vote mandate for the candidate I hope you're hoping will beat Trump.
The American Institute of Architects said the import levies would "drastically increase" the cost of building materials, threatening the viability of the president's infrastructure proposal.
In the past couple of years Hicks has offered 100 acres adjacent to the Texas Rangers baseball stadium to his good friend George W Bush to be the site for the eponymous presidential library and he also had to consider the viability of building a swimming pool in the left-field stands of the ground.
The levelized cost of electricity is not a perfect metric for assessing the viability of building a new power plant as it only provides part of the answer (the other part being the value of electricity at that location), but it is a useful screening tool.
If the auction results reflect a long-term shift in greenhouse gas revenue, it would raise new concerns about the viability of building the bullet train.
As a startup CEO and someone who has spent the majority my career in a leadership capacity, I have seen social media as part of my job for as long as I realized its viability for building a brand.
The eligibility criteria adopted to assess polygeneration plants as "highly efficient" can play a determinant role in favouring or discouraging the market growth of polygeneration systems, especially for buildings applications where economic viability is often more difficult to achieve.
The accelerated burning of the fossil fuels that have and continue to build the mansions of freedom (for some), now threatens the long-term viability of future building (for many).
"None of the questions that were most important to the community were answered," said Ms. Zimmerman, who worried about the footprint of the building, its long-term financial viability and the impact on local traffic.
