Sentence examples for Reasonably viable from inspiring English sources

I think the potential customer base is large enough that many of these companies could be reasonably viable.

"There's not a whole lot of us who have Ph.D.s who go into K 12 education, but it's a reasonably viable field," she said.

In CHO cells, the fed batch strategy rather aims at maintaining reasonably high viable cell concentrations.

It can be reasonably argued that viable discontinuity curves are unlikely to be found in applications.

Although one is noticeably less accurate, all three are viable, and reasonably consistent.

The ventriculotomy incision may be closed primarily only when the edges consist of either fully viable myocardium or reasonably mature scar tissue.

While external tags frequently use satellite links for data recovery, this is not currently a technically viable option for reasonably sized, fully implanted devices.

The results show that the semicircular breakwater with double screens of 25% porosity is the most viable design that offers reasonably good hydraulic performance as this acts as an energy dissipater rather than a wave reflector.

But in fact both approaches reflect a desire to see a reasonably cohesive EU as well as a viable euro.

"Given that all businesses are cyclical, and stocks react to that, if we have a company with an appropriate cheap valuation and reasonably strong financials, if it's a long-term viable enterprise, we can outperform," Mr. Perkins said.

Draper's campaign website argues the three states would have reasonably similar household incomes and enough industries to produce their own viable economies.