Sentence examples for viable enterprises from inspiring English sources

The region, larger than Western Europe, has a spectacular history of failures to establish viable enterprises.

Building viable enterprises off these marketplaces requires sourcing inventory cost-effectively, researching each marketplace's procedures and commissions, polishing customer-service practices and managing your online reputation.

Both projects are aimed at advancing the cause of renewable energies in the face of climate change rather than being commercially viable enterprises.

The first is that in many countries they currently do not favour the early restructuring of companies in difficulties, which often leads to liquidation of viable enterprises.

To his surprise, Sir Mervyn replied on January 17, signalling to the owner of the air compressor parts firm that he was fed up of banks denying loans to viable enterprises.

For weeks, in public appearances that included "60 Minutes," he has consistently defined the goal for the auto bailout as twofold: A loan from taxpayers, but on the conditions that the companies, including Ford, remake themselves to be viable enterprises and their products to be energy efficient.

And the students obviously regard the label as a viable enterprise.

Cash said a "viable enterprise has been run into the ground by its managers".

It's just that "contemporary classical music for most composers is not a commercially viable enterprise".

I started out thinking that quantum computing was not going to be a viable enterprise".

Summer camps for adults, for example, have also gone from curiosity to viable enterprise.