Sentence examples for viability concerns from inspiring English sources

As a later planning document would put it: "Barratt required a number of amendments to reflect financial viability concerns".

Commercial viability was another concern.

However, it remains challenging to interpret this mortality tally in terms of population viability or conservation concern for Australian birds.

So this is the Court's one chance to assert that the rule of law is more important than the Obama Administration's political machinations, or for that matter the viability of Obamacare, concern for which is the source of the lawlessness in question.

Perimortem cesarean delivery should be considered early in the resuscitation of a pregnant trauma victim, especially when fetal viability is a concern.

Homozygous fish display no obvious phenotype concerning viability, health status and fecundity.

There is documented interest in communities of practice and networks in health; these structures are perceived as a new way to organize public services [ 101- 104], but their long-term viability is of concern [ 9].

Fisherian runaway selection is interesting from a theoretical point of view in that it demonstrates how preferences can evolve for ornaments that are quite arbitrary and in fact a burden for their carriers as far as natural (i.e., viability) selection is concerned.

This paper investigates properties and traits of hydrogen with regard to environmental concerns and viability in near future applications.

The proposed study offers a comprehensive view and interesting insights as concerns the viability of polygeneration systems for buildings applications.

But Barry Melancon, the president of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, said that any legislation that effectively forces accountants to stick only with auditing will "create significant economic viability and audit quality concerns".