Sentence examples for order to be viable from inspiring English sources

By Brigham's estimate, a Bakken well needs an initial production rate of four hundred barrels a day in order to be viable.

At the outset, he had assumed that, in order to be viable, each individual site would need to achieve a million monthly page views; that threshold, he believes, is now twenty million.

After Algeria achieved independence from France in 1962, the country's younger musicians, notably Bellemou Messaoud and Belkacem Bouteldja, felt that raï needed to be updated in order to be viable in the new social and political atmosphere.

But Greedies themselves depend on having Modests around in order to be viable.

A low-cost magnetometer must possess the following properties in order to be viable.

Self-organizing, purposeful, socio-cultural systems must be self-evolving in order to be viable.

The team is after $40,000 to fund minimum component orders to be viable, and, at the time of writing, has raised just over $6k so far with 30 days left of their campaign to run.

Work with organizations, businesses, and sports leagues, and community groups in order to get the proper facilities and/or locations secured in order for there to be viable place to practice your sport.

"In order for anonymity to be viable it has to be full anonymity".

Campaigners claim that should it go ahead, the incinerator at Lostock Gralam, near Northwich, will be one of Europe's largest and produce 60 tonnes of toxic waste each day, necessitating hundreds of extra lorry journeys and the need to import waste from outside the county in order for it to be viable.

Analysts say that in order for the project to be viable, EDF needs the government to guarantee it will buy electricity from the plants at prices substantially higher than the current market rates.