Sentence examples for find it viable from inspiring English sources

Blundell points out that, while large international EFL groups such as Study Group, International House, EF and Aspect may find it viable to open more centres in non-English speaking countries, "the returns on English language training without the 'value add' of a further study programme is not sufficient to justify offshore expansion in my view".

In rural areas, individuals, clusters of houses and even small towns may find it financially viable to disconnect from the grid.

This suggests that the need for alternative care is just as high in the rural and remote areas of Ontario and that, from a business perspective, alternative care providers find it financially viable to set up in these areas, although greater travel distances are often a factor.

Whether global associativity as we find it in L is a viable option for syntax is open to dispute.

So it was early days yet, and I knew that this movie would be a challenge because I knew it needed an all-Asian cast, and so I knew that a lot of traditional Hollywood would find it not to be a viable project, so that's why I chose to go to the team I did.

However, the privatization of veterinary services in Kenya in the 1990s (Umali et al. 1992) resulted in inadequate professional veterinary service delivery in the ASALs, as most private veterinary service providers found it not economically viable to operate in these vast areas with poor infrastructure.

He told the Daily Telegraph on Friday: "A number of other countries have found it possible to run viable local hospitals serving smaller communities than sometimes we think are sustainable in the NHS".

He said: "A number of other countries have found it possible to run viable local hospitals serving smaller communities than sometimes we think are sustainable in the NHS.

Given the shorter intercity distances, European railroads have found it more difficult to operate viable TOFC services.

Consider why there is a gap in the market for your idea: A word of warning: if you identify a segment that isn't being served by competitors, do ask yourself why others might have found it impossible to run a viable business in that niche.

Cost economics were worked out and the study had found it to be "an economically viable and an attractive proposition for the benefit of local population".