Sentence examples for Became viable from inspiring English sources

This was the decade that being a radical Muslim or a moderate one became viable career options.

The project became viable when Kirk Douglas agreed to play Dax and to produce the film for his own company, Bryna Productions.

It's very novelistic in its conception, and certainly that whole idea emerged in the 80's in commercial TV and became viable in the 90's on cable".

Over the past fifteen years, as young Americans and their families returned to urban centers in significant numbers, the market for independent bookstores became viable once again.

"I believe in sticking to my word," he said, adding that he had cast his lot with Mrs. Clinton long before Mr. Obama's candidacy became viable.

Whenever a new route became viable it was swooped on by LCCs like Wizz Air.Sadly, the contraction of Malev's route network is now being mimicked across the region.

The lawsuit, Ms. Pick said, became viable only after a 2003 Supreme Court decision, Lawrence v. Texas, which declared a state sodomy law unconstitutional as a violation of substantive due process rights.

The advertisement became viable, he said, after Mr. Bush acknowledged in the last debate that his proposal to partly privatize Social Security would draw $1 trillion from the current system; after he suggested 10 days ago that NATO forces be withdrawn from the Balkans; and after the Bush campaign began broadcasting an advertisement this week that harshly questioned Mr. Gore's truthfulness.