Sentence examples for consider viable from inspiring English sources

The new employer, however, was taken over by Quest, which made her an offer she did not consider viable.

When he had his climate change epiphany, he, too, raced to the prospect of a silver-bullet techno-fix, without pausing to consider viable – if economically challenging – responses in the here and now.

Sainsbury's has asked us to point out that, while it stated it would consider viable commercial propositions in relation to the White Hart Lane site, no such proposition has been received, nor did it make any promise or agreement on this issue and therefore has not reneged on anything.

Appropriate policies to champion coupled human-land system sustainability in Central America might usefully consider viable land use alternatives to remittance investments dedicated to crop and pasture expansion.

We discuss the importance of these findings, and consider viable next steps concerning the design of effective learning supports within game environments.

Weald of Kent's chairman of governors David Bower said they recognised the need for grammar places in Sevenoaks, but originally understood Kent County Council wanted a school with four forms of entry which it didn't consider viable.

Without raising hard money early in a campaign, a candidate is not considered viable.

Is he considered viable only if the wicket is bound to turn?

It was unclear, however, whether a Russian alternative might still be considered viable.

The primates are now splintered across 11 pockets of jungle, with only three populations considered viable.

In 1998, for example, Mrs. Feinstein and Mr. Panetta were both considered viable candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor.