Sentence examples for a viable base from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a viable base" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a foundation or starting point that is practical and capable of supporting further development or action. Example: "The research provided a viable base for the new project, allowing the team to build upon existing knowledge."
It was far from perfect, but it contained more positive than negative aspects and, insofar as it granted independence within a democratic political order, it constituted a viable base on which political power could be built.
Once the industry reaches 20 million users, you have a viable base for selling national ads.
So for now, Southern California remains a viable base to serve the burgeoning garment maquiladoras operated by U.S. apparel makers and those of foreign manufacturers scrambling for a foothold in the NAFTA region.
In other words, investors should bank on low or no financial returns (grants would actually be preferable), very little certainty, and years of scrambling to build business capacity, supply chains, and a viable base of customers, as Monitor Group's recent and essential research reveals.
The ISG recommended continuing to collect data for that season, then to stop the experimental condition as it was "not a viable base for a future policy option" (Bourne et al. 2005, p. 121).
The 2005 comeback of Doctor Who established Cardiff as a viable BBC base.
Cameron, facing widening opposition to the reorganisation from across the health service, sections of the Liberal Democrats, crossbench peers and fellow Conservative cabinet members, believes he has no alternative but to plough on with the health bill, and show there is a viable support base for the changes within the health service.
The idea is that in retaining young, vibrant, affluent people by giving them swish housing and beautiful public spaces in which to push fancy prams, you retain the people who create a viable tax base and drive the city forward economically.
It is suggested that among the reasons why H. sapiens was ultimately more successful than Neanderthals in MIS 3-4 in colonising continental Asia are that they were physiologically better adapted to high summer temperatures, and were probably more skilled in creating a viable resource base in semi-arid and arid landscapes.
And you don't have a viable economic base.
With Google Reader out of the picture, startups like Feedspot have a chance to grow a viable user base of their own, and they can do so without having to be remarkably different from what Google Reader once was.
