Sentence examples for very viability from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, that could threaten the very viability of the euro.

The very viability of their current business model is in danger," he says.

No, what's at stake here is the very viability of its core business model.

In private, senior Obama administration officials acknowledge that the very viability of the agreement with the Russians is in question.

"The settlement problem has gotten so much worse that it is now putting at risk the very viability of that two-state solution".

Instead, rising investor concern about the very viability of the euro zone has overshadowed Spain's already insipid election campaign and stripped it of emotion.

"In the circumstances, the risks of this proposal are just too great to justify it, particularly in light of the dramatically reduced economic benefits and very questionable viability of it," Holt said.

"While [union] losses today could be characterized by some as minor, they are not isolated and the impact of [the law] over time is threatening to the unions' very economic viability," he wrote.

If a scheme falls short of the 35% threshold or wants some of Khan's affordable housing budget in order to reach it, the mayor's team will, by contrast, want to see very detailed viability calculations which, except in exceptional cases, will be "scrutinised and treated transparently".

These platings, done in duplicate, gave very similar viability counts and the means are shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Survival rates conferred by promoters of different strength on HT medium containing 100 μg.ml -1 neomycin.

This includes, for instance, the very brief viability of live cells under electron irradiation [8] making it challenging to study biochemical processes in real time or the beam-induced growth/etching of nanomaterials [6] that may interfere with electrochemical processes in battery operation [9, 10].