Sentence examples for becoming viable from inspiring English sources
Although embryos created by parthenogenesis can develop far enough to become stem cells, they appear incapable of becoming viable infants.
Eggs from stem cells – embryonic stem cells from mice coaxed into becoming viable egg cells.
However, the costs of desalination have fallen to the point where it is becoming viable for domestic water supplies.
While Groupon is the 800-pound gorilla, it is a highly competitive space that has spawned scores of clones that are becoming viable threats.
Mr. Obama's strength in this state was among the most left-leaning Congressional districts as well as in counties like Mono County where Democrats are becoming viable for the first time in decades.
But many interviews suggest that "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" are more properly understood as accidental twins, conceived song by song and becoming viable as cells organized in two separate bodies.
Furthermore, fake users started to become a part of the system, thereby becoming a viable threat to the privacy of the users.
What it does indicate is that with a good candidate and a sophisticated get-out-the-vote operation, Democrats are becoming more viable in places where they previously didn't have a prayer, while Republicans are becoming less viable in places where they were once competitive or even dominant.
Hydrogen fuel cells are at last becoming a viable alternative.
Television is becoming a viable medium for movie stars to come and do the work they want.
