Sentence examples for its viability as from inspiring English sources

When Gov. George E. Pataki announced plans 21 months ago to move 750 to 1,000 state employees to Lower Manhattan, he said he was doing so to show confidence in its viability as it struggled to rebuild.

Just two years ago, there were questions about its viability as it tried to figure out how to wring revenue from the endless stream of 140-character messages generated by its users.

Should it be relegated in the spring, income will plummet, and its viability as a tenant to the Olympic Stadium will wither.

To the contrary: it would demonstrate Obama's commitment to Israel's security and its viability as a democracy and a Jewish state, both of which are imperiled today by the policies of the Netanyahu government and the imminent loss of the two-state solution.

They had reservations about its viability as a living space, though.

However, other factors can also hinder its viability as a disinfectant.

In the letter, written last week and leaked to the Observer, Eaton demands urgent talks, and says that a "significant level of opt-outs" from the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) – which has 3.5 million members – would call into question its "sustainability and viability" as well as harming the economy.

Clay Fowler, chairman of the Pound Ridge Planning Board, said there was "a presumption of viability" as far as the course's prospects went.

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As illustrated in Figure 7 d), its viability decreased as a function of higher concentrations of the oxidant).

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.