Sentence examples for a viable run from inspiring English sources

A balanced, two-back/two-tight end offense built around a gritty but somewhat unathletic tight end needs a viable run game.

Although Ortiz still bats third, Manager Terry Francona has refrained from moved him out of respect and with the dwindling hope that he can return to being a viable run producer.

He (or she) is using sexist, insulting language about the first woman to mount a viable run for the presidency, in ways that, to say the least, we do not appreciate.

Clement was the leading rusher in 2007 (535 yards), so finding a viable running back to help carry the load should be a team goal heading into the fall.

Provided that a candidate has sufficient resources to run a viable campaign, these name-recognition deficiencies are likely to be minimized by Election Day.

More than twice the typical number of seats are in contention in the House; the number of candidates running unopposed is less than half the norm; an unusually large number of candidates have managed to raise enough money to run a viable campaign, and so on.

Aides said he felt confident he could run a viable campaign.

There is no point in adopting a structure that does not provide enough money for a publicly funded candidate to run a viable campaign.

If he loses by a smaller-than-expected margin on Tuesday, the real estate mogul will have created a path for other candidates to run a viable campaign for president while withholding sensitive but pertinent information from the voters.

Notably, even with this lopsided advantage and Thompson's failure to raise enough in contributions to receive the maximum possible CFB match of $7,697,500, Thompson still came within less than five percentage points of dethroning the relatively popular two-term incumbent, no doubt, in part, because the matching funds Thompson received helped enable him to run a viable campaign.

Running a viable campaign as an independent is a privilege.