Sentence examples similar to make its execution viable from inspiring English sources
Heathrow would have to close to make its replacement viable.
True to form, the TWU yesterday threatened strike action to prevent Qantas from restructuring to make its business viable.
The Nabucco consortium is counting on Shah Deniz stage two as the baseload supplier to make its project viable.
It's because Mr. Clooney decided to direct it, and to stock it with enough other big names to make its quirky story viable in the marketplace.
Over the past decade, technological developments and soaring oil prices have made its extraction economically viable, making it a prime destination for major international oil companies.
Successive bosses have found it hard to make its Derbyshire factory, built in the boom time, economically viable.
The success of MASH and its modularity make it a viable alternative to more complex manufacturing problems.
"The failure meant the government had been unable to make its case and the opposition had been able to avoid pressure to come up with viable alternatives".
Its lack of systemic adverse effects make it a viable option for pediatric use.
Its problem was that it failed to develop the management control needed to make it a viable enterprise product.
Make it economically viable.
