Sentence examples for a viable idea of from inspiring English sources

FOR years I tried to construct a viable idea of my long-gone father by piecing together scraps of other people's memories.

The trouble with too many museum theme shows is that they begin with a viable idea and, through lack of institutional commitment, curatorial imagination or old-fashioned connoisseurship, fail to fulfill their promise.

Lorne Stockman, the author of the report, said: "A peak in oil demand was barely discussed even a year ago, but now it is a viable idea.

For him, clearly, colonization remained a viable idea.

A wall of honor in the community center or library, appears to be a viable idea.

New to me, however, was discovering that quite a few people actually have a lot of viable ideas of how to address these complex and far-reaching issues.

So yes, this is still a very viable idea.

To the contrary of the example above, supplying mangoes may be a viable business idea where a number of people can participate and where a co-op might be helpful.

Both points of view were invaluable for arriving at a viable product idea.

Though much of the money will be a long time coming in, even a fraction of it was enough to make viable the idea of maintaining the Yiddish Forward while starting an English-language edition.

Go back to the idea that a viable account of equal distribution must be appropriately sensitive to personal responsibility by dictating compensation for unchosen endowments but not for ambition and choice.