Sentences with phrase «offer viable models»

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Because industrial agriculture was on the rise and milk prices were unrealistically low to sustain family farming, Straus saw an exciting opportunity — Create an organic marketplace; one which reflected the true costs of production and promoted responsible land stewardship, offering a viable, principled, sustainable business model for small dairy farms.
In the years that followed, Iran and Turkey appeared to be in a race to offer a viable «Muslim» democratic model; in both cases, the role of «moderate Islamists» appeared to be crucial.
As schools face increasingly tighter resource constraints, the online lab model of blended learning is a viable option for helping students complete courses, including those not offered at the specific school site.
The Co-op's flexibility and sound actuarial principles, offer a model for a special education finance system that is transparent and financially viable, and meets best practices while making special education costs predictable for school districts across Connecticut.
The 2013 Novitec Torado Lamborghini Aventador offers a viable choice for visual tuning compared to the stock model.
By adding the four - door Sportback model to the lineup, Audi has created a viable pick for shoppers who want an A5 that offers greater utility.
Did any of the 12 books he published offer truly complex ideas, go viral in any demonstrable way, or introduce a viable new business model for trade publishing?
Subscription digital reading is getting a lot of speculation and attention lately, especially with companies like Oyster and Scribd offering what might actually be some of the first viable models for mainstream book borrowing.
«If publishers accept change, transform their processes, train employees, and offer their content in multiple formats — in digital or printed form, bound or on demand, as a PDF or ePUB — and on all platforms, they will have a good chance of developing a viable digital business model.
So, again, you just got the CEO of a major publishing company to admit that his company has no viable business model; they can't offer authors anywhere near as good a deal as Amazon because «The numbers just wouldn't work.»
Last year, a new startup, Tapas Media, joined the US digital publishing scene, hoping to offer a viable business model and distribution platform for authors and publishers to profit from serialization.
You must be able to demonstrate that the VA offers more value to the creditors than liquidation, that the business model and future estimated earnings are viable and that you have sufficient working capital to continue trading.
Thanks to new technology and business models now viable because of that technology, a new breed of law firm is emerging that (unlike their predecessors who attracted attorneys by offering jeans, MacBooks, and a more relaxed atmosphere at the cost of lower compensation) can compensate their attorneys on par with and in many cases better than larger firms.
Networks arebehind the perception curve but could catch up with the reality of what they can offer, especially if they tighten up selection criteria, create funding for branding and technology, adopt a corporate structure that rewards efficiency, and provide clients with a viable alternative to the partnership model shared by mega-firms and the Big Four.
As streaming companies experiment with viable business models, it makes sense for Pandora to diversify their offerings, and it makes just as much sense for Serial to tap a different crowd.
With the Galaxy S7, it is possible that Samsung have taken the decision that offering three memory capacities into certain markets is not economically viable, as it increases the complexity of selling the devices where the majority of customers opted for the entry level model.
The Australian government acknowledges that this could be disruptive for patients, many of whom benefit by the community controlled model of care presently offered by AMSWS, but as this service is now no longer viable, every effort will be made to transition patients to other service providers as quickly as possible.
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