Sentence examples for return to viability from inspiring English sources
The panel found that the Treasury treated GMAC with greater lenience than it did G.M. and Chrysler: it did not wipe out GMAC's equity holders, require GMAC to plot a return to viability, or prod the company to use taxpayer money to increase consumer lending.
In nature, the accounting occurs naturally through a process of adaptation as an ecosystem returns to viability from an external disturbance.
Despite the detailed plans on how the two banks aimed to return to commercial viability, Mr. Lowe reiterated his tough line on the British banking sector: "Is there scope in the U.K. for further restructuring?
We also study the resilience of the languages and identify configurations from where the system can return to the viability kernel (finite resilience), or where one of the languages is lead to disappear (zero resilience).
Here, we use an optimal controller instead of a heavy controller: we do not look for one action policy that keeps the system in a resilient state, but we define a sequence of actions that allows the system to return to the viability kernel at the lowest cost of restoration.
As with any company, the acceptance of bankruptcy protection is a chance for the orchestra to restructure to reduce liabilities and future costs, for example by avoiding some of its contract obligations, and thus return to long-term viability.
Re-administration was performed in the low TA group at 7-, 14-, and 21-day intervals, and cell viability did not return to the control level at the 7- and 14-day intervals.
But its viability may be compromised if there is concrete evidence of Clarett's desire to return to the Buckeyes, said Gary Roberts, the director of the sports law program at Tulane University.
The syllables I return and return to.
We return to Provincetown.
