Sentence examples for strategically viable from inspiring English sources
An injunction in a civil lawsuit granted after several years of litigation would not be strategically viable.
"We made every effort to stay engaged with them and find an arrangement that was economically and strategically viable for all parties," said Norm Bellingham, the committee's chief operating officer.
Brown, the CEO and president of the innovation and design firm IDEO, is a leading proponent of design thinking a method of meeting people's needs and desires in a technologically feasible and strategically viable way.
Findings suggest that above all, adoption of e-business should be appropriate, relevant, value adding, and operationally as well as strategically viable for an organization instead of being a result of apprehensive compliance.
But the company's presence in Japanese-language news distribution remains minimal because it didn't think pioneering such coverage was strategically viable.
By long assuming that Google's approach was not technically or strategically viable, automakers gave Google an open field to build its brand and claim intellectual property rights.
In its annual report filed yesterday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Boise Cascade said it had identified stores that were not strategically or economically viable and planned to close them by June 30.
But he warns: "The government has to recognise two key things: spin-outs must be strategically and financially viable, and there must be enough time and resource to make the transition.
Pulling out in January 2009 is not a physically viable or strategically intelligent solution.
Britain is not the only country with EU-related dilemmas, or where politicians must strike a balance between what they think is strategically necessary and electorally viable.
