Sentence examples for viable Economy from inspiring English sources
Once the powers withdrew, Afghanistan became a stateless society without a civic culture or a viable economy.
"Now that we have it, we need to show that we deserve to be a country and that we can create a viable economy".
We are also blocked from importing everyday building, industrial and farming materials necessary to provide jobs and develop a viable economy.
The lack of a viable economy has inhibited young Muslims in the Middle East from participating in the flattened world that you have written so much about.
But, in the absence of a viable economy and national infrastructure, it was still a hopeless place, a symbol of Haiti's deep and persistent problems.
Breaking up the Congo, which has only a tiny outlet to the Atlantic Ocean, would merely create more landlocked countries, making it harder to build a viable economy.
Other initiatives to create the illusion of viable economies for the Bantustans also broke down.
Our ultimate goal in the Pacific is the encouragement of strong, viable economies and the right of self-determination for all the peoples of the region.
He says he is driven to his new love by the imperative of battling climate change, and what he sees as the inability of renewable energy to run viable economies.
First, they point to hurdles in the wider world of e-commerce, where a number of startups — even those that have vaulted into the so-called "unicorn club" with billion-dollar-plus valuations — have struggled to achieve viable economies of scale and margin in the face of larger competition from the likes of Amazon and eBay.
The international community must learn that stability cannot be maintained at the expense of responsible governance based on rule of law, functioning institutions and viable economies.
