Sentence examples similar to a viable solution would be from inspiring English sources
A more viable solution would be to set up a system of tradable permits, as the U.S. Congress did for sulfur dioxide in the 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act.
If the city is unable to set aside large sums to address the growing liability, Mr. Rosenfield said, one viable solution would be that "over time and through collective bargaining" current city employees contribute more.
The Protocol was eventually accepted after the intervention of Venizelos; however the representatives of Himara found the terms too humiliating, arguing that the only viable solution would be union with Greece and not autonomy inside the Albanian state.
Even Steve Bannon, Trump's recently departed chief strategist and one-time National Security Council member, doesn't think a military solution would be viable to halt the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.
A more viable and equitable solution would be to tap into the only major market left on the planet that is not now subject to a sales tax - the "financial products" that are the stock in trade of the robust financial sector itself.
In retrospect, an economically viable solution would have been the adaptation of the scanning protocol: reduction of photon energy and increase of photon quantity improves soft tissue contrast in radiography and therefore also in CT.
"I'd spent over two years thinking about the issue, what could be done about it, and what solutions would be viable.
The final issue is the one where a viable solution needs to be found.
"The easy idea to change over to fresh fibres is not a viable solution because it would cost too many trees.
A combination of alternatives was a viable solution and deserved to be considered in its entirety.
Chris Guttman-McCabe, vice president for regulatory affairs at CTIA, said he was skeptical about cognitive radio technology in general because it had not yet been used commercially and it was unclear whether the technology would be a viable solution nationwide.
