Sentences with phrase «viable in»

It focuses on the challenges faced by public libraries to remain relevant and viable in our current digital revolution.

This keeps us viable in the market place and keeps our maintenance calls to a minimum.

The good news is that both businesses are extremely viable in today's economy.

Instead of being limited to only fund raising goals, we can now expand our focus to what we thought were goals that would only be viable in two to four years,» she said.

Beiswenger and Beck say the idea of mixed - use communities blossoming from underperforming malls is viable in locations where several factors have come together.

We always emphasize the necessity of reinventing the relocation director function to remain fresh and viable in our rapidly changing industry.

Continual reinvestment also ensures that Forest City shopping centers remain viable in their communities.

In Colautti v. Franklin, the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a Pennsylvania law that requires a physician about to perform an abortion to first determine whether the fetus is or may be viable in the grounds that the meaning of viable or may be viable is unclear.

... Demand led strategies may be viable in large urban centres with strong employment growth — like Perth or Melbourne.

Another option, which is especially viable in today's world of technology, is starting your own medical billing consulting blog.

It can show off your skills to be viable in college.

The answer will let you know if the company is viable in the changing marketplace.

So for many, the question becomes: How does one remain employable and viable in a rapidly changing world?

Qualcomm already has its X50 modem, along with a proof of concept smartphone design to prove that the technology is viable in slim form factors.

Although bitcoin payments may be less viable in countries like the U.S., they could be an invaluable tool in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, according to Goldman Sachs.

Microsoft itself has been moving away from its mobile ambitions, or — at the very least — it's come to terms with the notion that Windows Phones probably won't become commercially viable in the face of heated competition from Android and iOS.

Bitcoin is no longer driven by Silk Road purchases, unregistered gambling sites, and the passionate crypto anarchists who made it viable in the the early years.

A design focused revamp for Samsung may keep the manufacturer viable in an ever - changing market.

More than one expert has expressed concerns that ethereum classic, which came into existence when the original ethereum blockchain experienced a hard fork, might have a hard time remaining viable in the long - term.

It's a tactic that has proven viable in Japan, where new DQ games are released regularly.

That method was viable in 1976, but it's since fallen out of fashion.

If the company fails to pay you as agreed for an agreed time period, that could function as a breach of the contract that would prevent it from enforcing the non-compete, putting aside the question of whether the non-compete is viable in general.

Third party funding developments make cases viable in the competition arena that are no longer practically possible in traditional domestic group litigation.

For law firms, this means that to stay viable in the changing marketplace, they need to be aware of and prioritize consumer demands.

Both large and small firms are now finding innovative ways to stay viable in a competitive slow - growth market.

He or she can evaluate the strength of your claim and tell you whether it has all the necessary elements to be viable in court.

Families and individuals must be economically viable in order to survive.

When the number of subscribers to a series reaches a dozen or less, surely the time has come to throw in the towel and abandon the pretence that law reports are viable in print.

He explains that the business model used by most law firms — one based on the billable hour and high - priced, increasingly mobile partners — is no longer viable in the 21st century.

A choice of evils defense might also be viable in the U.S. (but not in the U.K.) in these circumstances.

«Albedo modification strategies could rapidly cool the planet's surface but pose environmental and other risks that are not well understood and therefore should not be deployed at climate - altering scales; more research is needed to determine if albedo modification approaches could be viable in the future,» NAS said.

Without government subsidies, solar is not presently viable in many areas.

«We're keen to explore broader concepts such as energy storage to make decentralised offshore wind viable in the future — bringing the cost down and make it more competitive,» Stephen Bull, Statoil's senior vice president for offshore wind, tells Recharge.

In the domestic sector, PV solar seems likely to dominate — micro wind is only really viable in a limited number of places and micro biomass units for electricity generation (usually micro CHP) are still relatively novel.

Have we carelessly thrown support and faith behind a fuel option that simply won't be viable in years to come... and isn't the best choice out there?

«We are trying to demonstrate that sustainable, urban agriculture can be economically viable in the city,» said the company's greenhouse director, Jennifer Nelkin, 30.

Despite the high cost — at the current price of hydrogen ($ 10 - $ 20 per kg), a day's fill - up could reach $ 1,200 — Whistler residents are confident they will continue receiving financial support from the government of British Columbia and are hopeful the technology will prove viable in the long - term.

Photo: GM Suggests Cutting Warranty from 10 to 5 Years Yesterday, we covered a report by the presidential Auto Task Force that mentioned, among other things, that the GM Volt might not be commercially viable in the short - term.

Perhaps Hansen's smartest argument, at least for the investor community, is that not only do we need to end coal plants to stop global warming, but coal plants without true carbon capture will not be economically viable in the coming years, as they will ultimately be banned or highly regulated.

The research found that despite high costs, tandem cells may become viable in rooftop applications.

-LSB-...] «The same could happen in the United States, where in the Northeast, more than half of the 103 ski resorts may no longer be viable in 30 years because of warmer winters,» Fox wrote.

The report identifies future growth scenarios for energy storage that envisage between 6GWh and 50GWh being added to the system, with the EFR and FFR - driven «first wave» to be followed by subsequent waves when co-location with renewable generation and behind - the - meter business models become more viable in the early 2020s and then again in the mid-to-late 2020s, when more mature business models will lead to an expanded market.

However, energy price arbitrage and other applications such as peak load reduction which could require multiple hours of storage may still be some way off from being economically viable in many cases, Regen found.

That was the basis of me saying I suspect no more than 5 % intermittent renewables (like wind and solar) is viable in an undistorted market.

I'd add that I think desert solar is more viable in principle than wind.

«We are confident in their ability to continue to develop their device design to become commercially viable in a time frame that supports our contract,» Zerwer said.

In a notable development, the G20 powers recently launched a joint probe into the global financial risks posed by the potential for fossil fuel companies» so - called «stranded assets» — investments in costly ventures that may never be viable in light of emerging international climate agreements.

Emissions trading will only be viable in China's electricity if its helps to solve some of the sector's existing challenges — inefficiency in overall generation, running deficits of coal generators, system reliability — while contributing to balanced economic development objectives.

Advocates of distributed solar energy in Virginia are watching nervously this summer as electric utilities and the solar industry negotiate the future of net metering, the policy that makes rooftop solar economically viable in a state with no other incentives.

So it's clear that solar, despite receiving more subsidies per unit of energy actually produced, is not yet viable in a free market.