Sentence examples for viable and profitable from inspiring English sources

Financial concerns relate to maintaining a viable and profitable facility, even if an incident occurs.

In October a council report concluded that opening the tram line in phases could be viable and profitable from day one.

Over the years the Zabaleen have created an efficient ecosystem that is both viable and profitable, with a recycling capacity of almost 100%.

Mr. Gandur said that despite concerns about the effects on farm markets, he thought that ethanol had a viable and profitable future, if managed properly.

MNG said Monday that The Register had been "left for dead," but was "viable and profitable" as a result of its efforts.

It is far more viable and profitable to target individuals based on their individual media and consumption habits than by grouping them into segments that marketers hope are homogenous.

But most of all, know where your company is from a practical, unemotional viewpoint so that you can be the driving force in identifying the transformations that are necessary to remain viable, healthy and profitable.

At the end of an intense, informative and insightful three days, the clear verdict is in: sustainability is a viable and in many cases profitable part of B to B marketing.

Lacy said he had looked at selling the credit card unit three other times in the eight years he has been with Sears, but now was the right time because the value of the business is high and the retail operations are "viable, profitable and healthy". The credit card accounts include both the Sears' store card and the Sears Gold MasterCard.

The government and private investors can employ the model and solution algorithm to design the most cost effective and environment friendly supply chain, to monitor the economic and environmental performance of the current biomass based supply chains and identify policies to support a viable, profitable and eco-friendly energy industry.

They are set apart separately from the scheduled-service revenues to show that both types of service - and particularly the more important scheduled service - are viable and the airline will be profitable even without these additional revenues.