Sentence examples for continues to be viable from inspiring English sources

NBC must hope that its bedrock philosophy -- that viewers are more interested in the Games' video imagery and stories of athletic sacrifice, triumph and failure than in who won or lost -- continues to be viable.

Professor Murray added: "It is an open question whether adultery continues to be viable as criminal law even though it remains on the books in 24 states and territories.

"It's obvious that something has to change with their business model if they're to continue to be viable.

Still, Rascher said if the cost of putting on games is low enough, which it seems to be, the league could continue to be viable.

I can't see how a model like this will continue to be viable in face of new development practices that SaaS and Internet services have become so adept at using.

Other San Francisco queer bar owners say they are unsure their businesses will continue to be viable without legislative protection from the city.

Since the original mode satisfied all constraints set by mass balances of internal compounds along its path, the two parts must separately continue to be viable.

Therefore, MSCI and other selection-based models such as sexual antagonism, dosage compensation, and meiotic-drive continue to be viable models as driving forces shaping the genomic distribution of male-related genes in Drosophila.

Neher and colleagues have demonstrated that PS exposure in neurons under neuroinflammatory conditions does not represent an irreversible commitment to apoptosis, but rather a presentation of an "eat-me" signal by stressed but living neurons that, left unphagocytized, can continue to be viable (Neher et al, 2011).

"Welding continues to be a viable means of expression for many artists," she writes.

"I think the commissioner believes contraction continues to be a viable option to pursue," Alderson said.