Sentence examples for to the viability from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't speak to the viability to the L.A. market.

In Australia it is a threat to the viability and standing of both major parties.

But, he added, "It was an immediate, stunning success and, I think, contributed to the viability of the downtown area".

chairman, from his fashion sense in the design of XFL uniforms to the viability of an alternative league playing from February to April on grass.

Particularly hotly contested in the lead-up to the vote was the scientific evidence relating to the viability of life at 24 weeks.

"I think it makes sense on every level — a long-term commitment to the viability and future of The Daily News".

As to the viability of disengagement, it is somewhat better than the situation prior to the 1967 war when Israel had hostile borders on all sides.

Fox Sports, whose money is making a significant contribution to the viability of the competition, will no doubt also have their views.

An international aspiration to cap the rise to 1.5C, seen as crucial to the viability of low-lying nations, already appears to be slipping out of reach.

On Capitol Hill, General Petraeus said Iranian-backed militias could "pose the greatest long-term threat to the viability of a democratic Iraq".

And the collective bargaining agreement is too convoluted with provisions counterproductive to the viability of the game.