viability

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If not then when is the long term viability of that solution going to be called into play?

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The property of being viable; the ability to live or to succeed.

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noun

The property of being viable; the ability to live or to succeed.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for viability.

noun

The property of being viable; the ability to live or to succeed.

Example sentences

If not then when is the long term viability of that solution going to be called into play?

Yes, doing whatever you want regardless of it's commercial viability is a privilege reserved for the affluent.

The energy industry hates environmental regulations, but they like more regulations when it serves to diminish the viability of alternatives like solar.

Good look at commercial viability for some of the most frequently touted drone applications.

I wonder about the viability of a 501(c)(6) trade association providing data storage service to dues-paying member companies.

We're using it and we're relying on it, so I'd say it's got a very good long term viability.

Hopefully, this should make you more critical of the inherent viability of capitalism.

I am pro Google but I have to question the long term viability of relying mostly on web ads.

More to the point, I wonder about the long term viability of some of these services.

We must be careful not to confuse commercial viability with government censorship.

However, many people don't live in a world where they can afford to build the tools needed before they determine the viability of their product.

It's purely a system to confound rational consumer choice these days, to maintain the viability of companies that shouldn't be viable, because their product is inferior.

Quote examples

Public shareholders value "short term goals" over everything else including ethics, legality, fairness, product quality, long-term viability, R&D, worker compensation, work-life balance, etc.

I don't have an opinion on the long-term viability of JS on the backend (though I enjoy Node.js for "realtime" web serving), but it wasn't clear from your post if you were aware that IO.js and Node.js are getting back together.