Sentence examples for for the viability from inspiring English sources

"You don't want to count on governments all the time for the viability of the business".

As for the viability of those ideas, you be the judge.

Importantly for the viability of RE in a seemingly secular society, Woodhead's argument centres on the idea that religion in Britain is changing as opposed to declining.

Its production of The Snowmaiden is an unqualified delight and makes an unarguable case for the viability of Rimsky's works on stage.

Many forests will be converted into plantations and this will be bad for the survival of the orangutan and for the viability of their long-term population.

But Dr. Turner said in his letter that the flooding had "uncertain ramifications for the viability of the site for science".

On the other hand, a tax rebate in itself is not enough to vouch for the viability of small, independent productions.

In 1984, lamenting the decline of the civilian nuclear industry, Dr. Kouts said the problem was that the duty to regulate had been given to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, without giving it any responsibility for the viability of the industry.

The country may not be able to broker an accord at all; it may also fail at suppressing Isis in Syria, a necessary objective for the viability of any Russian-backed Syrian government, with or without Assad.

The first approach – which he says BNP Paribas uses – defines the value of a site in its current use as the starting point for the viability assessment, whether that be a lucrative residential block or a low-value field.

In fact, sizable numbers of such institutions fail or voluntarily cease business in troubled times with no adverse consequences for the viability of markets.