Sentence examples for viability into question from inspiring English sources

If Mr Brown wins more than 200, he will have avoided the kind of rout that could have brought Labour's long-term viability into question.

I have seen so many forecasts from startup businesses which have missed fundamental costs that when incurred, really throw the viability of the business into question.

This is not the first time the destination club industry has contracted or its viability has been called into question, though this is the most serious situation.

Rachel Taylor, director of higher education at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said: "These cuts will call the viability of some universities into question and at the same time create greater urgency to pursue efficiency savings".

At a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Thursday, Ms. Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund urged the euro area to move swiftly toward a fiscal union that would include the issuance of some form of collective euro zone debt, arguing that the currency's viability was being put into question.

That brings its total losses in the past seven quarters to $1.8bn, putting its viability as a going concern into question.

The rioting was the deadliest ethnic clash in China in decades, and brought into question the viability of China's policies toward the Uighurs in Xinjiang.

The chancellor's tiny increase in work-related benefits will see tenants' incomes eroded further and brings into question the viability of many tenancies.

The double veto also called into question the viability of a 300-member United Nations mission sent to Syria to monitor the peace plan.

And in September an explosion destroyed an unmanned SpaceX rocket on the launch pad during a fuelling exercise — an incident that called into question the viability of Musk's radical notion to refuel craft en route, with astronauts on board.

Prof Breakwell explained: "Senate concluded that two recent changes, one at a national level and one at a local level, call into question the viability of delivering the university's long held vision of a new campus in Swindon.