Sentence examples for viable terms from inspiring English sources

Ofcom will be given the power to rule on their future after that, but if those licences are renewed they must be on "commercially viable" terms.

People close to the Blackstone deal told DealBook that it was unlikely that a $2 billion loan to a company as strapped as Dynegy would be made with economically viable terms.

The leaders are said by the paper to be worried that the government will be unable to negotiate "viable terms" on the UK's exit from the EU and maintain a position that does not "fall apart".

"These companies are unable to attract capital on viable terms, if at all," said Peizer.

The question he asks is whether, in racial or ethnic terms, in society or in art, outsider is still a viable term.

Thus, from the perspective of conventional medical institutions, integrative medicine seemed the most viable term.

Not only the proposal socially and' economically viable in terms of.

Continuing to support the old site alongside the new is not viable in terms of computer staff or money.

The bottom line is that a Big Three scenario simply may not be viable in terms of our overall economy.

Many in and outside the industry wonder how low sales can go while a newspaper can be viable, in terms of its journalism, production or distribution costs.

While this may work for the short term, it is not a viable long-term solution.