viability

IPA: vaɪʌbˈɪɫʌti

Examples of "viability" in Sentences

Mike Huckabee's political viability is coming to an end.
More important for its long-term viability, though, is that it's twice as fun.
One of the biggest risks to Hovnanian's long-term viability is the company's dwindling cash supply.
Losing Orton is about losing long-term viability, which is why I like John's question so much last night.
"It's good to know that's a platform that has some long term viability to it," said Mr. Cervone, who sees "no reason to switch at this point in time" from H-P.
The other candidates including John Edwards don't appear to have received what they call viability, 15 percent of the 164 people who have gathered in this one caucus.
With traditional pension plans being phased out and concerns mounting over the long-term viability of Social Security, Americans increasingly view 401k accounts as crucial.
"This is part of the political trade-off and this is usually equated with what we call the viability of social peace and political concord," Charles Chartouni of Georgetown University told Al Jazeera.
Elsewhere, shares of Singapore Airlines slipped 0.4% as investors digested the carrier's plan to establish a long-haul no frills airline, even though some analysts were optimistic on its long-term viability.