Sentence examples for viable and competitive from inspiring English sources

We hope that it will be financially viable and competitive so that we can stay".

Employees, suppliers, dealers and communities will be able to depend on New G.M. as an economically viable and competitive enterprise".

Curiously, his approach fell out of favour for some decades, reemerging as a viable and competitive approach only in the 1990s.

Under his leadership, over the next dozen years, PRO was transformed into Argentina's first new nationally viable and competitive political party in more than 60 years.

"You take all those teams, and combine them with the people they'll be able to attract to fill out the league," Dee added, "and they will have a very viable and competitive league".

William Price, a company spokesman, said the cutbacks were necessary to keep Lucent -- which has 22,000 United States employees but provides health benefits to 240,000 retirees and their spouses -- "viable and competitive".

Regulation which Eric Hollreiser says creates "a viable, secure and competitive marketplace".

Significant investment must be undertaken and financed to arrest further decline and make the state viable, attractive, and competitive as a future place to live, invest, and employ.

Algae-based biofuels are technically and economically viable and cost competitive, require no additional lands, require minimal water use, and mitigate atmospheric CO2.

Renewable and sustainable liquid transportation biofuels based on lignocellulosics conversion face several obstacles that must be overcome in order for them to become commercially viable and cost-competitive.

However, CHCs are expected to be "financially viable and cost-competitive;" thus, they are not required to provide free care to all patients.