Sentence examples for being viable for from inspiring English sources

As Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, points out, crowdfunding is far from being viable for most.

They're used on small, portable devices, like the Zune media player and several point-and-shoot cameras, but they're several years away from being viable for TVs.

Selected non water permeable nanoscale coating on PEEK showed strong bioactivity by being viable for human osteoblast (hFOB) and human fibroblast (hGF) cells without toxicity issues.

So while Google CEO Eric Schmidt says the world is now ready for Chrome OS, I think we're still at least a year — and maybe a few years — away from this type of system being viable for most average consumers.

Full characterization of HL-LECs confirmed the high levels of purity and successful cultures yield large number of cells that could be expanded for several passages and cryopreserved being viable for further studies.

The technique is viable for any species.

"And we're not going to say a model is viable unless it's viable for the creators," Ribot added.

Secretary Thompson stated, "They're diverse, they're robust, they're viable for research".

This probably won't be viable for anyone involved - Twitter, Falcon Pro, or users.

"In one sense, I don't believe the Coliseum is viable for refurbishment," Mr. Ryan said.

What everyone wants to see is something that's viable for the long term".