Sentence examples for viability of the entity from inspiring English sources

Henry W. Fust of Fust Charles Chambers, a Syracuse firm that provides accounting services to hospitals across New York State, said that for hospitals to "go totally naked" was very unusual and "would draw into question the viability of the entity".

"You're making a big mistake if you're trying to estimate the viability of an entity like New Line on the basis of one film.

When it published its thoughts on ringfenced banks in October, the Bank of England said the submitted plans "would ideally include provisional UK holding company and UK regulated entity balance sheets and profit and loss statements, enabling supervisors to assess the viability and sustainability of the entities and their level of going and gone-concern capitalisation".

Another common criticism centers around the low commercial viability of the thorium fuel cycle: some entities like the Nuclear Energy Agency go further and predict that the thorium cycle will never be commercially viable while uranium is available in abundance a situation which Trevor Findlay predicts will persist "in the coming decades".

The action threatens the viability of the beleaguered company, which like most for-profit education entities relies heavily on government financial aid programs for students to fund its operations.

One is the viability of the exchanges.

Others questioned the viability of the data.

None is talking about the viability of the countryside.

"That really threatens the viability of the programme," Hill says.

Shipping experts have questioned the viability of the project.

Intellectually, you may grant the viability of the idea.