Sentence examples for be viable as a from inspiring English sources

Alitalia may not be viable as a global airline, but regulatory manipulation and backdoor subsidies allow it continued domination of Italian airspace.

But could a modern Alawite state be viable as a refuge for the elite of Syria's current government and their co-religionists?

"I've been working on the marriage equality issue since 1989," long before it began to be viable as a political issue.

In fact, unless we get used to the idea of doing something systematic and non-stigmatising to support the incomes of ordinary people, it may not be viable as a political system".

It is too soon to say whether jatropha will be viable as a commercial biofuel, scientists say, and farmers in India are already expressing frustration that after being encouraged to plant huge swaths of the bush they have found no buyers for the seeds.

Later, we drove down Fifth Avenue, along the edge of what used to be hilly, boggy wilderness, the intransigence of which helped preserve it long enough for it to be viable as a park (although it gave the Park's landscapers fits).

Many in Abkhazia have expressed the desire to be separate both from Georgia and Russia — and some experts say it might be viable as an independent nation, albeit a very small one, because of its larger size and busy port.

The immediate question – one that matters not just to Labour, but to the country – is whether the party can be viable as an opposition when there is such a vast chasm between its leader and its MPs.

"This would mean that 80 cows that we milk would have to be dispersed and the land remaining would not be viable as an agricultural unit," he said.

This is because each c value will be estimated with respect to the rest of the c values in the population via the distribution; therefore, the potential values that would be viable as an estimate are restricted.

The fact that yeast cells lacking functional mtDNA are viable as long as a fermentable carbon source such as glucose is provided has proven particularly advantageous.