Sentence examples for are really viable from inspiring English sources
She added, "We have more alternatives that are really viable than we often think about or include in our arsenal of possibilities".
For most of us, none of these methods are really viable.
On the point about whether the estate is "viable": if the alternative is the land beneath it on the open market, for a private developer to pay bubble prices, then nothing is really viable.
"The National Guard has always been there, and unless they have a plan for using them that is really viable and strong, I think we'll end up with minimal help out of this," she said.
It contains the fundamental concepts of your game, and will allow you to see if your idea is really viable as a video game.
It has been questioned whether anti-inflammatory interventions are really a viable or even preventive option for AD [ 6].
Bono opens doors: not all that many people are on first-name terms with George Bush and Tony Blair (although, admittedly, when your name is Bono, first-name terms are really the only viable ones).
I don't believe it's really a viable product AS YET, but it's headed in the right direction.
But, she said, "the pan-ethnic Asian identity is really not viable — it exacerbates the idea of our being foreigners".
"It controls more than 99 per cent of the UK lottery market, so there is really no viable comparison with the Health Lottery.
