Sentence examples for a viable arrangement from inspiring English sources

But it's not a viable arrangement when it comes to having a child.

Our study found that patients paid at the most 18.2% of what was borne by the service provider (the GCEP), suggesting that the co-payment could be a viable arrangement.

"Coming up with a viable financing arrangement is definitely one of the biggest challenges," Mr. Barnett of AstroPower said.

How can monogamy still be considered a viable long-term arrangement?

"[W]onderful as Skype is for staying in touch, it is not a viable long-term arrangement!" she wrote.

However, more often than not his thoughts were focused on constitutional questions, including the administrative structures and the formal and informal arrangements of a viable representative democracy in short, the ways and means of limiting and controlling political authority or, as Bentham termed them, "securities against misrule".

For physicians, who still practice predominantly in small groups, network arrangements provide a viable way of achieving the economies of scale necessary to participate in these initiatives, where optimal use of the integrative potential of the technology requires substantial capital and coordinated decision-making [ 29].

Biden joined Gelb on the Op-Ed page last year; by then, Gelb's three states had become "three largely autonomous regions with a viable central government in Baghdad," an arrangement permitted by Iraq's new constitution.

Even if the Conservatives are the largest party I cannot see how they can win enough seats to form a viable alternative to an Ed-led, three-way arrangement with the Lib Dems and SNP".

"If we can continue to have access to European markets and if we can continue to be part of the great free trade zone, then there is a viable future for our country with a different arrangement".

This country could have a viable and exciting future outside the present EU arrangements.