Sentence examples for continued viability of from inspiring English sources
One of the goals with this launch was basically just to prove SpaceX as a viable launch option, which Boeing says will help ensure the flexibility and continued viability of the X-37B for experimental use.
The continued viability of the Clean Power Plan and Obama's other climate policies depends largely on the outcome of the election.
But to return the current Republican Party to power, one that is controlled in part by the irrational demands of its right-wing to essentially dismantle the welfare state and eviscerate constructive governmental intervention to address major societal needs from education to infrastructure, is to threaten the health and continued viability of the American democratic system.
The continued viability of all these competing hypotheses suggests that further and more advanced research attention is essential to disentangle the predisposing factors, primary variables, sequencing, and early course involved with these co-occurring disorders.
The excellent agreement we report between the structures of 3D6 Aβ and that of 4HIX, as summarized in Table 2 and Figure 4, attests to the robustness and continued viability of antibody humanization as a rapid and efficient technology for lead optimization of biological drug candidates.
As my preferred news source, I am interested in the continued viability of The Times.
This raises questions, however, about the continuing viability of NATO.
Postal unions praised the second-quarter numbers, saying the figures show the continuing viability of the Postal Service.
The deal with Pillsbury Winthrop would signal the continuing viability of the Times Square project, the executives said, at the expense of Lower Manhattan.
And in stretching himself formally, he generates a dizzying flow of ideas that alternately confirm and question the continuing viability of something called black art.
BUT with the growth of true national real estate service firms some question the continuing viability of networks, particularly with corporate clients who increasingly want one-stop shopping.
