Sentence examples for keep it viable from inspiring English sources

Dr. Winkenwerder said today that the government needed to give the company financial help to keep it viable while its plant was essentially shut down by the F.D.A.

But Buniatyan said the company's focus on being able to juggle inference and mining, in addition to keeping that cost low for idle GPUs of companies that are just looking to deploy, should keep it viable, even amid a changing ecosystem that's focusing on machine learning.

Kurdistan is the one part of Iraq that is still hopeful, and we should try hard to keep it viable.

By June, Mr. Greenberg said, Downstate is required by law to have a "sustainability plan" that would lay out a long-term strategy to keep it viable.

The magazine was doing exactly what it should have been doing but the readers were just not there in sufficient numbers to keep it viable".

Some industry experts have speculated that Honest Tea will have a hard time building the kind of market share that will keep it viable for the long run.

"We are increasing the price so we can keep the phones out there and keep it a viable business," Ms. Yeatts said.

"I don't want to throw cold water on the citizens who want to save the Scarsdale Plaza, but saving the theater would involve filling it up and no one has been able to keep it economically viable for years," he said.

While it gained headlines after hiring Keith Olbermann and other left-leaning pundits for news talk programs, it wasn't able to get the ratings required to keep it a viable alternative to CNN, MSNBC, or the other 24-hour news networks.

The Whitney said publicized proposals to keep it going were not viable.

The Series III was Jaguar's last-ditch effort to keep its iconic sports car viable until it could be replaced.