Sentence examples for viability of bringing from inspiring English sources
Local governments and state attorneys general should watch these cases closely to assess the viability of bringing similar actions in their own backyards.
Reversing the decline Another challenge in a country so ravaged by climate change is to convince sceptics of the viability of bringing water and sanitation to people living in a dustbowl.
Any American military officer willing to criticize his own tactics and question the viability of the mission brought a welcome breath of fresh air.
Much of the funding for the road had been grant aided from the European Community and the UK Government on the basis that it would improve the economic viability of the area and bring in new jobs and industry.
From the bioprocess angle, losses in cell viability bring lower productivities and higher risks of product degradation.
Weakness: Reports that the fourth film will merge with Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill's "21 Jump Street" universe brings the viability of the "MIB" universe into question — is that a desperation play or corporate synergy?
The organization enters the debate about immigration at a time when high unemployment and tepid economic growth, as well as questions about the viability of social welfare systems, have brought focus to the topic, with the discussion sometimes mixing economic issues and national identity in a politically potent brew.
Zagor works mainly with investors and landlords, assessing the viability of projects that restaurateurs have brought to them.
When his aides commissioned a poll of New York voters to test the viability of his candidacy, they described him as bringing "needed change to Washington" and "independent of Albany".
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.
