Sentence examples for enterprise viability from inspiring English sources
(Warner 2007) says: "More than any other group of California growers, winegrape growers are operationally defining sustainability as agricultural enterprise viability, environmental quality and product quality" (p.143).
Identifying milestones over the project's life enables planners to both learn from experience about the enterprise's viability and make adjustments in strategy and goals as necessary.
Eventually, the enterprise failed.
The fundamental viability of the enterprise does not depend on whether the employees are called "nonprofit administrators" or "civil servants".
Kurt Weill, George Gershwin and Marc Blitzstein may have staked the ground with isolated masterpieces, but it was Mr. Menotti who gave their enterprise a day-to-day viability.
In the case of corporate debtors, however, effective restoration of the viability of the enterprise may require much more drastic measures.
Here, Bear is asserting that the vote is not required since it comes under a rule exception that applies if "the delay in securing stockholder approval would seriously jeopardize the financial viability of the enterprise".
Driving the spiraling valuations and investments, according to Ibrahim and fellow investor in Gen.G, Roger Lee, of Battery Ventures, are a mix of Overwatch League's exposure on ESPN and an overwhelming amount of data to support the viability of the enterprise.
The newspapers the following day devoted as much space to this as they did to Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's doubts about the viability of free enterprise and the reasons why Russians play better hockey than Canadians.
The companies, along with some conservative political forces, have fought hard against any increase in the profit tax, saying that the cost of exploration is so high that the rate will endanger the viability of the enterprise.
