Sentence examples for ongoing viability from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, long-term Nintendo president Satoru Iwata expressed scepticism about the ongoing viability of Nintendo's old business model.

"We will undertake an urgent assessment of the financial position and ongoing viability of the company and its business operations," he said.

However, social impact investors must be wary of climate-related risks, which have a direct knock-on effect on the ongoing viability of lending to smallholders.

Happily, on this side of the Atlantic there is more tangible physical evidence for the ongoing viability of the printed music press.

Although the city council approved the plans for flats, planning permission was granted subject to conditions designed to protect the ongoing viability of the Fleece.

He concluded: "I suggest the government should look urgently at what action it might be able take to help safeguard the ongoing viability of this much valued and important part of the British press.

But he added, "Many realized the bankruptcy was necessary to preserve their equity and are optimistic of the co-op's ongoing financial viability".

It's a testament to the ongoing cultural viability and commercial supremacy of "Star Wars" that moviegoers of every generation will have little trouble mentally accommodating yet another wrinkle in its epic mythology.

Therefore, it is useful to project a 5-year financing plan; for example, the initial (years 1 and 2) development costs may be supported by the Ministry of Health or by a donor or funding agency, but after launch, ongoing financial viability will need to be carefully considered.

An important determinant of Smith's ongoing box-office viability may be the industry's broader shift away from star-driven vehicles and toward marketing-driven franchise films with preestablished audience appeal, movies in which the brand, more than any single actor, is the real draw.

"The main difference is the strength of the Aussie dollar, which clearly is causing businesses to markedly reassess the viability of ongoing operations as well as strategic direction," Mr. Sebastian said.