Sentence examples for viable move from inspiring English sources

"However, it was felt that, at this late stage, it was not a viable move as it would not open up any room for change in the SPL programme.

"Across the board we see companies figuring out how to do the right thing, do it in a way that's economically viable, move the agenda forward and make a difference".

The reality is that a disproportionate number of minority families do not come from environments in which taking risk and investing for possible future returns is a viable move.

I was a little obstinate and wasn't prepared to spend every weekend apartment hunting when I didn't see a viable move-in date".

Stadium plans were losing steam among legislators, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported, and the Vikings apparently didn't have any immediately viable moving options, including football-starved Los Angeles.

One county is so plagued by unemployment that it pays impoverished families to leave the Central Valley, under a programme called More Opportunity for Viable Employment (MOVE).

Both the chief executive, Tom Harrison, and chairman, Colin Graves, are aware of the need to make the domestic game more financially viable and move away from the top-down structure in which the ECB gives each county an annual handout of £1.8m from the money earned by the international game.

ClassPass also raised its prices this summer to make its business more viable, a move that cost it 10percentt of its customer base.

A number of banks, including Goldman Sachs, are in the middle of running cost-benefit analyses on whether it is financially viable to move their head offices or key executives out of London to more tax-friendly locales like Zurich or Frankfurt.

He also spent the majority of the close season in America training with two professional American football clubs, before realising it was not financially viable to move to America on a permanent basis.

Incandescents have good qualities, but ultimately their inefficiency means they are not a viable solution moving forward.