economic viability

"What we have to do first is understand the economic viability."

So we are talking about a figure close to 3.5million people with no economic viability.

So the economic viability of that building is very much in doubt.

What does the team mean to the economic viability of the city and to the Bronx?

The first concerned the economic viability of the pension systems.

Also, there are doubts about its economic viability once opened.

Palestinians say such access is essential to the area's economic viability.

Both see improvements in public education as crucial to the city's economic viability.

The size of the states would be determined by economic viability and land ownership.

It has meant protecting the long-term future and economic viability of our community.

Classification itself does not judge the economic viability of a vessel.

The structures, used only in summer, had lost economic viability as vacation patterns changed.

We need to look at the long-term energy issue from the perspective of economic viability and sustainability.

In some cases the milk is needed to ensure the economic viability of the farmer.

Economic viability of the mine is projected to extend at least to the year 2015.

Each invention is given time to present its use, economic viability, purpose and niche.

He was not a slave holder, hardly a sign of economic viability.

The study investigated the environmental impact, economic viability and educational benefits of such a facility.

Cost - Even at the original budget of 2.3 billion euro, there was much discussion about economic viability.

Its economic viability usually requires a lack of locally available crude oil.

Many new housing projects have been built, boosting the economic viability of the area.

But corporate leaders here said concerns about the team's economic viability were probably overblown.

Or should there be criteria such as economic viability?

However, the science of geothermal energy generation is still young and developing economic viability.

This narrowing was essential to keep the overall project cost within economic viability.