Sentences with phrase «viability now»

Again, we can't be certain why — Paul Nuttall obviously had a difficult campaign and anecdotally Ukip's ground game was poor, but there are also wider questions about Ukip's viability now Brexit has been adopted by the Conservatives and without Farage at their helm.

Indeed, viability now extends into part of the second trimester.

Not exact matches

Technology adoption is critical to the long - term viability and stewardship of global energy resources — now more than ever.

There is now a lot of soul - searching about the direction of the Republican Party and much doubting of its future viability if does not adapt itself in some way to an electorate that has (it is said) fundamentally shifted over the last few decades.

Not being able to disprove evolution does not mean you have faith in it, since there is an overwhelming amount of evidence that shows the viability of evolution as an explanation for the lives we live now.

«We are proactively making these strategic changes now to ensure our long - term viability and sustained growth,» he said in a press release.

Those concerned about the fate of Fraser Island dingoes — including researcher Dr Luke Leung from Queensland University — now fear the population has been reduced to around 100 animals and their genetic viability over the long term is being compromised.

Now, obviously, I appreciate that viability is far from being the last hurdle.

While your baby is still very small, most doctors would say it has now reached the age of viability.

These include: For decades now, year - on - year federal budget deficits have resulted in an out - of - control federal debt load, which represents a clear and substantial danger to current and long - term viability and stability of our Republic.

For decades now, year - on - year federal budget deficits have resulted in an out - of - control federal debt load, which represents a clear and substantial danger to current and long - term viability and stability of our Republic.

The housing sector is in crisis, with the basic product in short supply and costly, its viability threatened by an extravagant price bubble, and now by rising interest rates and a softening job market.

In short, Kellermann concluded, the governor's proposal won't provide «meaningful, long - term relief for municipalities in fiscal distress, and endangers the viability of the pension funds,» which is pretty much the argument others — including Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner — have been making for several weeks now.

«The situation gets even worse when one considers the toxic PFI legacy in the NHS - a legacy of modern facilities and buildings paid for by a completely inflexible fixed cost regime that will now undermine the viability of its own host,» Dr Porter argued.

To applause from delegates, he described this as «hasty and misguided», adding: «The substance of the act we now have on the statute book is potentially a very significance threat to the stability, fairness and viability of our education system.»

Little was known about the actual lifespan and seed viability — the percentage of seeds that germinate — of Ailanthus, a species that is now considered a growing invasive threat in numerous spots in the United States, according to Matt Kasson, assistant professor of forest pathology, West Virginia University, who began his study of Ailanthus at Penn State.

Thus, functions far beyond the capabilities of robots in the 1970s and 1980s are now coming close to commercial viability.

She pushes colleagues to accomplish tasks — analyzing DNA edits, checking the viability of cells — now, if not sooner, and when she asks a coworker to explain a scientific detail, she says, «We're short of time; just get to the point.»

Pulsars have been proposed as a solution in the past, and now a NASA team has demonstrated the viability of the idea with an experiment showing that a spacecraft can constantly and automatically calculate its position by tracking the perfectly - predictable X-ray signals from an array of pulsars.

The fine compositions remind us of the viability of the now - neglected 1.85:1 aspect ratio.

As a result, I'm now a part of the ever - growing legion of critics without a regular perch, and with a gloomy outlook on the future of film criticism — at least in terms of its viability as a (slightly, marginally) professional vocation.

Jonathan Simons, head of education at the Policy Exchange think tank, said while some authorities may be able to operate improvement services now, the conversion of as few as one or two secondary schools could threaten its viability.

The voucher money is flowing now — $ 11 million this year, with $ 24 million budgeted for 2016 — but private schools are subject to minimal requirements for student assessment and none at all for curricula, instructional staff or financial viability.

Many were skeptical of its viability at first, but now that Amazon has joined the party, it might prove the credibility of this model.

New data comes in each year about the viability of the print and ebook markets in different regions around the world, and BookNet Canada has now released its findings for the print market in 2013.

The new partnership with AMSCO gives the company viability to move beyond applications and now delivers digital content to their device.

That doesn't * reduce * the viability of self - pub (which is clearly now viable for a lot of people, and which I'll probably try myself at some point), but for completeness:

As the viability and future of ebook subscription models is debated in some parts of the world, Argentina's Grupo Vi - da has become a hub for community and title discovery that includes a subscription (Leamos), online sales (BajaLibros), library access (Bidi) and now a social network, Grandes Libros.

Following a unique open giveaway to test the games viability, it failed to meet its player target and has now been discontinued

New methods are now becoming available to process kenaf in volume providing a distinct advantage over existing processes, taking them to a new economical viability.

Latham's team is now planning a small - scale pilot experiment further to explore the project's viability.

IEEFA notes that Japan, India, South Korea, Taiwan, France and the U.S. are all now implementing plans for a rapid scaling up of new renewable energy technology after a decade of pre-commercial viability investment by Germany, Denmark and the U.K.

Leading financial groups are now downgrading coal stocks and requiring utilities seeking funding for coal plants to include a cost for carbon emissions when proving economic viability.

Such losses of individuals that take species towards critical viability thresholds can be very fast — within three decades or less, as already evidenced by many species now considered at risk of extinction due to causes other than climate change by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.15 The second kind of abrupt change is simply the terminal event in the extinction process — the loss of the last individual of a species.

In doing so, these companies have proven the viability of solar technology, showing that it is ready now to provide low - cost power generation on an increasingly large scale.

Now, the fishing rights that The Conservancy bought in Morro Bay nearly a decade ago are being transferred back to the community to secure permanent local access to fishing and greater economic viability for the port.

First developed in 2012, the researchers have now almost doubled the efficiency of this technology getting it even closer to commercial viability.

«Recently, in Pakistan, we've seen enormous floods, and some real questions about the viability of the state as a whole, the possibility now many people are discussing is the country disingregating into regions, and perhaps civil war, or an extremist takeover of some kind...»

«The result is that there are now real and pressing concerns about the viability and sustainability of practice for many at the Criminal Bar, and about whether the Bar will be able to continue to recruit and retain the practitioners needed to do this vital work for the future.

But Dubai World, the holding company that manages the myriad business interests of the Dubai government, now seems to be getting queasy about its partnership with MGM Mirage and the future financial viability of CityCenter.

So, the lesson is: think carefully about the type of law you want to practice, how you'll get clients of your own, and the viability of that practice 25 years from now.

Carl Nagle is available now to assess case viability and explain your legal options.

Now you're thinking about the interests of many people, including the viability of the corporation.»

The viability of a newspaper in any industry is now a touch - and - go matter, given the ever - rising cost of newsprint, the escalating expense of postage, and the steadily dwindling pool of advertising dollars for print media.

Witmer exclaims that the WSIB has now begun to pull away from that «tipping point» and focusing on the «longer - term viability of workers» compensation in Ontario.»

It is only now that it has become fashionable to question the viability of large law firms and their business models.

Although, as of now, the main intent of the startup is to prove the viability of the Hyperloop project, while at the same time developing something that can be called more than a tech demo.

For those who believe in cryptocurrencies, rise of Bitcoin above $ 10,000 now proves viability of digital markets.

Now your Brokerage itself could reformat itself and restructure your revenue streams (in all probability with far more long term viability than it has today) toward the Brokerage alone offering a FSR payment model but that would mean dropping your Brand Licensing revenue streams from everyone that is not selling over 100 properties a year minimum.

The now sold - out, invitation - only Real Estate CEO Exchange, «Building Sustainable Success,» will take a realistic look at the current and future state of the real estate brokerage business, and reveal tactics for securing long - term viability.