Sentence examples for viable property from inspiring English sources

It just wasn't a commercially viable property".

Wal-Mart, No. 2 on the list, is half the weighting of Exxon but a more viable property.

However, the economically viable property of the Cu-Ni catalyst supposes it as an alternative for the noble ruthenium catalyst.

Despite the hype building up to its launch back in fall 2015, go90 has not been able to pull in the user numbers it needs to be a viable property, nor has it produced original video hits that could get it on the map alongside the industry's big names, like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon.

Almost perversely, stocks like Union Pacific outperform Merck, Celgene and Gilead all viable properties with minimal cyclicality but viable long-term growth trajectories.

This can be especially true in smaller towns and cities where the absence of capacity to create and implement good planning and policies can make it all easy for an ad hoc culture of poorly designed, haphazard development (and abandonment of well-located, viable properties) to prevail.

A commercial realtor can alert you to viable properties in the area.

What is the minimum acreage for a commercially viable investment property?

To get a medical drug approved requires millions of dollars worth of investment, takes years, and needs to provide viable intellectual property rights to the pharmaceutical industry in order to get them to take the risk.

But with original songs overseen by producer Timbaland (Missy Elliott, Aaliyah, Justin Timberlake) with partner Jim Beanz, and the show's label partner Columbia Records releasing music after each episode -- as it had with "Glee" -- "Empire" proved itself as a viable musical property.

Benefit caps and families: There is a huge risk in London, specifically for the inner London boroughs, that larger family housing will not be viable and properties will have to be handed back to private landlords.