Sentence examples for a viable venue from inspiring English sources

Gone would be the emasculation of the U.S. courts as a viable venue for trying terrorism cases.

The size of our chorus and popularity of our concerts has grown to the point where St. Mary's Church is no longer a viable venue for our performances.

In the past three decades, considerable success has been made in secondary structure prediction, e.g., with average accuracy of about 70% [ 11- 13], and offered a viable venue toward RNA tertiary structure prediction [ 4, 5, 13, 14].

"Amir has told me he wants the fight and there is no reason why it should not take place, with Wembley being a very viable venue.

In the 1990's, CD-ROM's were seen as a viable new venue for media, but they never flourished.

They are considering three sites in West London, close to their current Loftus Road home, and will explore the option of having a retractable roof to also make it a viable concert venue.

"The Hong Kong Exchange is a viable listing venue for technology companies because of its liquidity and valuation, Chua said in an email.

"We do not have a viable, alternate venue," he said.

The closest viable venue is the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre that sits opposite Westminster Abbey and a stone's throw away from the Palace of Westminster.

Spending more attention to the multidimensionality of active ageing, and especially the interdependence of its components, is another viable venue.

If LEDs can take the place of sunlight, a far greater variety of plants can thrive in these conditions, making not only rooftops but basements and disused underground spaces from worked-out mines to old railway lines potentially viable venues for growing short-cycle foodstuffs.