Sentence examples for any viable strategy from inspiring English sources

It is now widely recognized that any viable strategy for sustaining the world's oceans must reflect the relationships among all ecosystem components, human and nonhuman species included.

Although this review does not extend to economic criteria, any viable strategy for solving conservation problems must first succeed from a biological perspective, and at a minimum, must be capable of averting population declines, regardless of economic costs and benefits.

But for all plans, proposals and meetings, there was no indication that the Bush administration was any closer to a viable strategy for bringing Israel and the Palestinians back into substantive negotiations.

This is not a viable strategy in any country, let alone in Japan with its ratio of government debt to GDP approaching 250%.

Arguably, any controlled conversion of WAT into beige fat could be a viable strategy in treatment of obesity and the associated disorders.

But is that a viable strategy on its own?

Security through obscurity is not a viable strategy.

He said he finally had a viable strategy.

Is it a viable strategy on its own or does it need government to act first?

In a digitised world, will this continue to be a viable strategy for economic equality?

It's a viable strategy, and it's certainly working for the time being".