Sentence examples for enough viable from inspiring English sources

But the reason is one no one would wish for a group — it does not have enough viable candidates to support.

"It is not an easy task getting eggs from female rhinos, and we may find we simply do not have enough viable eggs to create embryos in the numbers we want.

Ben Sprecher, who runs the Little Shubert theater Off Broadway and once ran the Promenade and the Variety Arts, both of which have closed in recent years, said there simply weren't enough viable productions Off Broadway anymore, and for various economic and cultural reasons he wasn't optimistic that would change.

"The new system must provide enough viable land to build the number of homes the country needs.

However, after a pre-incubation period of 4 h, enough viable microbiota were present to exert an inhibitory effect on wound healing.

When he talked to CISOs (chief information security officers), he consistently heard that they had a budget for a service like this, but there were not enough viable solutions.

The 1998 expansion to 30 teams, without enough truly viable markets, still stings.

But their expectations were already modest enough: a viable, independent state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem -- a mere 22percentt of their original land.

By March 31, the presidential task force is expected to rule on whether G.M. and Chrysler have restructured enough to be viable businesses for the long term.

I can't tell from my biased viewpoint whether the movement is viable enough to merit a newspaper in its name here in Tucson.

But as Mr. Shaiken points out, Detroit was still viable enough for the Republican Party to hold its convention here in 1980, when it nominated Ronald Reagan.