Sentence examples for be viable it has from inspiring English sources

"In order for anonymity to be viable it has to be full anonymity".

"But for a weapons system to be viable, it has to be in production and deployed.

In order to have a discussion about racism that's viable, it has to be open and honest.

For a Palestinian state to be viable, it will have to be made up of the entire West Bank and Gaza, with small adjustments.

For a team in Québec City to be viable, it would need to have similar success rates to Boston ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75), Colorado ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75) or the New York Islanders ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.75).

Mr. Gitter has long contended that in order for the project to be economically viable, it had to be grand enough in scale to attract tourists from New York City — 120 miles away — who have many other options for their leisure time.

To make the system economically viable, it has been recommended to design the system for the operating condition of minimum specific fuel consumption rather than for maximum power output.

Judge Lane said that regardless of the legal proceedings, the restructuring plan was viable because it had received the broad backing of creditors and shareholders, as well as unions representing pilots, flight attendants and mechanics.

It sometimes seems that for an idea to be viable to Kippenberger it had to reek of hapless mediocrity.

In order for native advertising to be viable, brands have to focus on maintaining a high standard for their content.

One option, which turned out to not be viable, would have been to find someone to buy the guns.