Sentence examples for could be viable from inspiring English sources

Still, G.M. insisted that it could be viable.

I couldn't see how Sudan could be viable without women being full citizens and without non-Muslims being full citizens.

In October a council report concluded that opening the tram line in phases could be viable and profitable from day one.

"There is a chance that electric planes could be viable for short-range flights, maybe a city centre to city centre flight of about an hour," said Barrett.

At present, this is rarely practised because of the difficulty of putting mining operations into inhabited areas, but with the advance of greener mining techniques could be viable.

Desire Petroleum estimates that commercial fields of 50mmbbl and 400mmbbl could be viable at oil prices above $56 and $46 respectively.

He urged them to work for national unity, having concluded that Ennahdha could be viable in Tunisia only if the country remained intact.

In the spring, news of France's "right to disconnect" legislation prompted some discussion about whether anything like it could be viable in the United States.

However, with the new polymer-based notes introduced by the Bank of England and some banks in Scotland recently, a revamped £1 note could be viable again.

Whole Foods also prepared and packaged the first meals Revolution Foods sold to an Oakland charter school as a pilot to see if the business could be viable.

The atom replacement strategy could be viable strategy for designing new anticancer drugs and may find its applications in drug design.