Sentence examples for proved its viability from inspiring English sources

Since the show will have proved its viability and popularity, underwriters should be knocking on Mr Mars's door.

480 406 bce)—that the word they first used for their plays survived and came to describe a literary genre that, in spite of many transformations and lapses, has proved its viability through 25 centuries.

McCain proved its viability when he raised several million dollars through his Web site.

I still think that despite the way it has proven its viability with the Wii and Kinect, motion control is a tricky thing to sell to a wide consumer base, especially as a control mechanism for TV content usually handled via remote.

But that kind of game is also enormously expensive to develop, and is now at the point where it needs to sell 4 or 5 million copies to prove its viability.

"We've proven its viability with consumers," he said.

3-D, having proven its viability with the showmen, is making its way to the artists.

"Mandarin Oriental has already proven its viability in competitive markets such as London," he said.

G.M., which is seeking an additional $16.6 billion in federal loans, must prove its viability to President Obama's auto task force by a March 31 deadline.

But Mr. Henderson was careful to say that G.M. needed to prove its viability on a long-term basis rather than focus on short-term results.

This model has proven its viability in Europe over a period of centuries, and its advantages are evident in the US even now with Bank of America's purchase of Merrill Lynch.