Sentence examples for a viable term from inspiring English sources

The question he asks is whether, in racial or ethnic terms, in society or in art, outsider is still a viable term.

Stein insisted that her presidential bid has a viable "near term goal" of reaching 15% in national polling, which would enable her to stand alongside presumptive nominees Clinton and Donald Trump in televised election debates.

Is this a gimick to generate attention or is it a viable long term strategy to generate user adoption?

Banking is not a viable long term industry.

Not exactly a viable long term marketing strategy for the UFC, but it's something.

Direct inhibition of catabolic enzymes may also be a viable short term target for cartilage and joint protection after acute injury.

While this may work for the short term, it is not a viable long-term solution.

The deluge of constituent pressure, by contrast, is a viable long-term strategy, but only if it is a long-term strategy — that is, only if those doing it choose to sustain it.

Some of the analysis of Groupon's long term prospects has pointed to repeat Groupon offers from merchants as evidence of a viable long-term model.

Do you think renting is a viable long-term option?

But Mr. McKinnell and other executives now say that is not a viable long-term strategy.