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It is certainly more viable that the metropolitan channels, so - although I remain a sceptic - I look forward to its launch as the ultimate test of the initiative.

"Companies like Yahoo! are going to be driving the use of cell phones, so it's certainly one of the more viable revenue models," Laszlo says.

Manager, Medical Radiation Sciences (Rural/Regional) "I think the fact that the registration boards recognise things like reviewing journal articles and journal clubs … as part of your professional learning certainly makes it easier and more viable to participate in those sorts of activities when you can put it towards your CPE [continuing professional education] points for registration".

It's also worth noting that a PS3 tie-in, as would availability on the UK's pending YouView Internet TV service, certainly makes Lovefilm's future look more viable, and should Amazon be taking a hard look at an outright purchase, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

A decent cup run would certainly help the vice-chairman Karren Brady in her endeavours to put the club on a more viable financial footing.

Repeated dosing may represent a more viable option for blood flow recording or biochemical analysis, though repeated manual handling and intraperitoneal injections would certainly preclude meaningful haemodynamic recording.

"A breakup is looking more viable".

Self-assessment is a more viable option.

Certainly more than tea leaves.

Certainly more could be done.

FREY There's certainly more.