Sentence examples for at all viable from inspiring English sources

"The removal of any tree is always a last resort and we look at all viable options before removal is considered".

"Ship recognises that equity release deals with a potentially vulnerable class of consumer and would always advise clients to look at all viable options before taking out an equity release scheme," he added.

(This plan presupposes a refrigerator the size of a two-car garage). What makes the idea at all viable is that Hesser and Stubbs are steeped in practical home cooking, both professionally and personally, and they know what they're talking about.

"Until the average lifespan is 150 years or something, I don't think women in their 50s are going to be considered at all viable," she added.

The awards are a regular occurrence and divided into Phase I and Phase II: Phase I projects are more or less in the concept stage and will get around $125,000 over99 months to see if they're at all viable, essentially from "might work" to "should work".

The results of the June California primary would decide whether Kennedy's quest for the nomination was at all viable.

UV-C degrades DNA, so there will be loss of viability before total loss of detectable DNA by PCR, but the point at which all viable virus is lost is not known.

This claim was vigorously rebutted by Keightley and Lynch (2003), but at least 40% of all viable loss-of-function mutations in yeast are neutral or mildly beneficial under laboratory conditions (Bell 2008).

This approach provides the surgeon with a process to restore articular congruity while at the same time preserving all viable bony architecture.

In addition, to distinguish neutral from compensatory mutations, we recorded at each Hamming distance d, for all viable sequences as well as a random sample of up to 1,000 non-viable sequences, the average number of viable sequences after an additional one-step mutation.

Both points of view were invaluable for arriving at a viable product idea.