Sentence examples for of future viability from inspiring English sources

"Renault in some ways no better off than Nissan in terms of future viability and survival," acknowledges a management assessment that has been widely circulated at Nissan candid about Renault's weaknesses, but apparently in denial about the threats to Nissan.

Those costs rose, as they always do, thanks to largely unnecessary construction projects with little promise of future viability.

It may be beneficial to determine whether the genetic consequences of past or ongoing isolation effects may become a concern for future viability of remnant populations, despite management efforts.

In my view, the real test for future viability of the euro is whether the political leadership is willing to insist on adherence to its fundamental financial rules.

The fact that it performed as well as it did in this trial should bode well for future viability of the tech.

"The result of the tender is an important step in light of the future viability of top-level German football," said Christian Seifert, chief executive of DFL.

"Both the tenant groups and the real estate industry are important segments of the future viability of the city and New York State, and both of their concerns will be dealt with fairly," Mr. Smith said in an interview.

Much of the future viability of PA research will also be dependent on funding sources available.

"You will be requiring taxpayers to support an entity that has made no demonstration of its future viability," said Parry.

We believe that sensible nuclear disarmament -- multi-lateral, phased, irreversible, verifiable and transparent -- is an important part of ensuring the future viability of our precious planet Earth.

This wind power event came on the heels of last month's report by the Michigan Public Service Commission regarding the state's development of clean energy and also the future viability of coal as a source of energy.