Sentence examples for certainly viable from inspiring English sources

If not presidential material, he is certainly viable as a vice-presidential candidate.

Based on the first clutch of Firefox OS smartphones shown at MWC, a Firefox OS tablet is certainly viable.

"If there were people who knew about him or protected him," he said, "some sort of complicity or conspiracy charge is certainly viable".

It is proved here that the market concentration corresponding to operation condition is certainly viable in an interval calculated by the analytical method.

But of the sodium production process he is helping to refine, he says, "It's certainly viable, but it needs several more rounds of evaluation".

But Jones is certainly viable.

"He's certainly a viable competitor, someone that has to be taken seriously," he said of Mr. Branson.

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.

A career as a writer or a poet is certainly a viable option to those who can compete where few paying opportunities exist.

It's certainly a viable theory, given that services such as Spotify and Last.fm have proved hugely successful, but have yet to be mimicked by iTunes, which doesn't allow streaming of full songs.

By this time, certainly, the viable prospects for the geometrical unification program had considerably waned.