Sentence examples for viable return from inspiring English sources
"I hope that a commercially viable venture offering affordable food will help many people in need as well as producing a viable return for the capital employed".
He recently described his investments in AI research as "keeping an eye on what's going on", rather than viable return on capital.
It has failed in conservative areas where it is very difficult for women to have a job and where the number of migrants working overseas is too low for the Skype service to show a viable return.
He added: "I hope that a commercially viable venture offering affordable food will help many people in need as well as producing a viable return for the capital employed".
While the plan calls for a return to flight as early as next March, he added: "We will converge on a viable return to flight launch date, whether that turns out to be March, or April, or May, or June, or July -- so be it.
"Sony has a big opportunity to build an early leadership position and extend its PS network to a new platform". "Games-makers need as big an install base as possible to get a viable return on their investment when they are developing for VR," commented Rob Crossley, UK editor at the news site Gamespot.
High input forage production (fertilizer, irrigation, etc.) may provide economically viable returns for intensive livestock production systems (e.g. dairying).
Our work shows that housing can pay for itself at fair and affordable rents with reasonable, not excessive, profits producing realistic and viable investment returns.
Former Rovers player Palios, who became chairman in August, added: "I am desperately sorry that we were not able to avert relegation, but we can at least ensure that the club remains financially viable and returns next season ready to fight its way back into the league.
I've seen first-hand what HBCUs and MSIs can offer, and why they must remain viable in returning the US to its prominence in higher education.
I would like to leave Rafah with a viable plan to return, too.
