Sentence examples for established and viable from inspiring English sources
If this demand isn't addressed in a systemic way through the creation of institutions dedicated to supporting energy product manufactures, it will be very difficult for the market to evolve into an established and viable industry.
The methods employed in the optimization process are well established and economically viable, which provide the technical potential for commercialization of plasmonic based solar cells.
We focus on the vehicular network since this field is better established and commercially more viable than that of personal, P2P communications among Smartphones.
The time bomb is the many decades of ongoing failures in many Arab states to establish and maintain viable and legitimate political communities.
The CMWs still require some time before they are fully established and recognized as a viable and worthwhile alternative to the existing traditional birth attendants.
But, having established and begun to rewild a viable captive population, and having sold the idea to local people, her project is almost ready to release the first animals.
Establishing and maintaining a viable culture that is capable of a reasonable desulfurization rate is challenging.
The third component of risk considers the likelihood of these Phytophthora species establishing and spreading should viable propagules survive log transport to a new location.
Despite penury, loneliness, and drought, they established a viable research station, and, over several years, they gained the trust of several prides of lions and clans of brown hyenas.
Philadelphia officials disputed many of Dr. Cohen's findings, saying that Prison Health had established a "stable and viable" inmate health care system and that Dr. Cohen frequently misread inmate medical records.
Its people are Somalis like their kinsfolk in Somalia, but by a judicious combination of traditional and modern politics, have successfully established a viable modern government and associated institutions.
