Sentence examples for is to be viable from inspiring English sources

Critics claim HS2 needs to deliver that number if it is to be viable.

Jayasimha notes that DIDO will need to be compatible with existing technology if it is to be viable.

The UK needs a new generation of scientists and engineers if it is to be viable in the future world economy.

Analysts say Nord Stream, if it is to be viable, will need to be more flexible and competitive with its main customers.

Secession is overwhelmingly desired here in the south, but if the nascent Southern Sudanese state is to be viable, both countries must work to accommodate the border tribes, and ensure their ways of life are made sustainable.

Meyer S. Frucher, the Battery Park City Authority's current president, and Richard Kahan, his predecessor and the executive who recast Battery Park City in its current mold, have been committed to the idea that Battery Park City is to be viable economically.

That would be required if flexible displays are to be viable.

If Ethiopian businesses, hospitals and universities were to be viable, they would have to import their computers from abroad, as they do today.

When renegotiating with the council, Levy insisted major regeneration had to take place across Tottenham High Road, where Spurs had bought property, if staying in Haringey was to be viable.

If there is to be a viable market, governments will be the main buyers.

But if remaining in the region is to be a viable option for Syrian refugees, we need to move beyond short-term disaster relief.