Sentence examples for continuing viability from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Yang, like all Chinese artists, by default assumes this role, though he views its continuing viability with doubt and concern.

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.

In response, Sowerwine designed and led an array of interventions to support the farms' continued viability.

An interviewee was quoted as saying that Ofsted, the education regulator, requires colleges of further education "to have a certain amount of [financial] surplus" to ensure continued viability.

It was a symbolic gathering, marking the fiftieth anniversary of an organization whose continued viability was, at that moment, very much in doubt.

This paper suggests that rather than seek to eliminate tensions emerging from increased internal diversity and complexity, grassroots forest organizations should confront and manage these tensions to ensure continued viability while responding appropriately to moments of "structural choice".

The fall campaign, one of only two for governor this year (the other is in Virginia), promises to be treated to varying degrees as a referendum on President Obama's momentous first year or on Republicans' continued viability — in New Jersey, if not nationally.