Sentence examples for actually be viable from inspiring English sources

It's important to note that the findings are only in skin cell cultures, and not in actual humans -- more research will be needed to tell if strawberries will actually be viable as a skin protectant (and in what form).

Very few of them will actually be viable by themselves.

Otherwise, it just gets too expensive and way too slow for a data service to actually be viable.

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Currently dubbed the "Sustainable Development Mechanism" (SDM), it's been touted by some as a sort of CDM 2.0, although it is unclear whether the CDM's units (CERs) will actually be viable post-2020.

The list of candidates is extended, but the score is kept high in order to ensure that most candidates may actually be viable.

'in terms of convenience, logistics and actually being viable financially, if you get paid for [each] learner, having more than one in the room at a time works.

But now they see me and go: "Oh gosh, this might actually be a viable thing".

"They see these places as an inspiration to be able to do something that might eventually actually be commercially viable".

That is, until it checked whether the joint venture would actually be commercially viable.

I am not convinced this would actually be a viable service.