Sentence examples for its own viability from inspiring English sources

What Twitter must do instead – and soon, for its own viability as a platform as well as for the safety of its users – is undergo policy revisions that act not necessarily on speech, where the plot tends to get lost, but on specific behaviors used in abuse campaigns.

Glympse, which raised a new round of funding today, makes the same argument for its own viability as Apple casts its shadow over the market.

Part of an adaptive response to early life nutritional challenge might therefore be expected to be an acceleration in the age of reproductive maturation, provided that the organism can metabolically sustain earlier reproduction without further compromising its own viability.

This is a man, Mr. Turque writes, who believed the Vietnam War was wrong but enlisted in 1969 to protect his father's political career and guarantee his own viability within the system.

Living systems self-regulate in order to increase their own viability.

When they fail, they not only compromise their own viability, but they also destroy confidence in the system.

In the living system this is ultimately the conservation of its autopoietic organization, its own survival and viability".

Importantly, since HA14-1 on its own reduced the viability of U937 cells by only 9 18%, our results indicate that coexposure to NKT cells and HA14-1 enhanced target-cell destruction in a synergistic fashion.

The quadruple combination did not affect cell viability on its own but caused a reduction of 20% on cell viability when combined with MTX.

Indeed, Ms. Freed's gloriously funny play is its own argument for the continued viability of an endangered species, the stage comedy.

He said the plans for 5 Live Sports Extra "represent a fundamental departure" from its original remit and would jeopardise the commercial viability of its own planned new station, part of the second wave of national digital radio stations licensed by media regulator Ofcom.