Sentence examples for viable to own from inspiring English sources
They decided to jump in after New York passed the Farm Winery Act of 1976, which allowed wineries to sell directly to consumers rather than through distributors or wholesalers, making it more economically viable to own a small winery.
It could never serve as a real placeholder for investor wealth or become a viable alternative to owning precious metals.
For investors looking for cash yields from their investments, closed-end funds present a viable alternative to owning individual securities or open-end funds.
"You need to own your own network to have a viable business plan," Mr. Kastan said.
More piers are privately owned than those operated by communities or charitable trusts, but all must be viable to exist.
Either way is viable to contact them.
"The movies that we do under this parallel content strategy have to be viable in their own right".
A little more than half of the commercially viable forestland is owned privately, including by Native American tribes; the rest is under federal or state ownership, much of it in national forests and national parks.
It would be much cheaper to let the WiMax business prove itself to be viable on its own and cut deals for distribution.
Calvert added that the main priority in looking for a partner is ensuring that people in Trafford can continue to access excellent and appropriate health services, "even though we are too small to remain viable in our own right".
