Sentence examples for viable players from inspiring English sources
Apple could win in this arena as well with its iPhone, but the music industry is looking to others, like Nokia, which offers its Comes With Music service, to become viable players.
Stephen notes that: "When the Housing Corporation was established to promote social housing and phase out council housing it knew it had to build market credibility… It wanted a limited number of viable players that could win market confidence and has done just that".
José Manuel Mercado, a senior Latin America analyst at Pyramid Research, a telecommunications consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass., said the end of the deal would slow the introduction of new services and help keep prices higher than they might be if there were more viable players in the Mexican market, where wireless broadband remains underdeveloped.
New businesses might be characterized by economies of scale and network effects, which imply larger investments and space for only a few viable players.
"We must be part of that dialogue if we want to be a viable player".
"They're functionally extinct," Entz said, meaning the herd isn't a viable player in the ecosystem anymore.
CSTV is one of the many new cable channels attempting to become a viable player in a 500-channel universe.
Only when a leader emerges who recognizes that women's health is an election game-changer will the Republican Party be a viable player in future elections.
In exchange, Fiat will bring Chrysler what it needs to be a viable player in the evolving United States market, with its fuel-efficient engine technology and the engineering that goes into its small cars.
When Mexico, the United States, and Canada approved the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in late 1993, many observers predicted that the historic agreement's passage would have the greatest impact on Mexico, opening the country's previously closed economy and helping the nation become a viable player in the global economy.
But the royal family of Qatar, which acquired a 70 percent holding of P.S.G. in June and has sunk more than $100 million into purchasing players, believed Beckham could be still be a viable player and bring global attention to its latest sporting franchise.
