Sentence examples for project viable from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the warm reception it was accorded made another film project viable.

But Michele deMilly, a spokeswoman for the developer, said the stores were needed to make the project viable.

But the rebound that makes the project viable, on paper at least, could be a long time coming.

The Nabucco consortium is counting on Shah Deniz stage two as the baseload supplier to make its project viable.

Mr. Chamberlin said when the renovation exceeded its original budget by $1 million, the federal historic tax credits made the project viable.

"It was the only way to make the project viable from a zoning and economic perspective," said Steven Brown, a partner in the company with his brother Gary.

That, he added, makes these projects viable even if the economy turns down.

Higher oil prices make the projects viable and the government is desperate to get production going, possibly as early as next year.

But Mr. Sebastiano, the lawyer, said that Manitoba was too far away from Ontario's urban centers to make such projects viable, and that it would take some time to expand transmission links from Quebec.

In the pilot stage, health system innovations in resource-poor settings can benefit from the support of external (i.e. non-MoH) personnel; this can ease the burden on system managers, thereby making pilot projects viable.

The project became viable when Kirk Douglas agreed to play Dax and to produce the film for his own company, Bryna Productions.