Sentence examples for exceptionally viable from inspiring English sources
The early jockeying for the Republican presidential nomination reveals a split in the G.O.P. between sociocultural conservatives and the economy/ national defense wing, a split likely either to expand Democratic opportunities in 2008 or to produce an exceptionally viable Republican nominee.
"We're convinced a hydraulic hybrid car could be viable and exceptionally fuel efficient," said Tony Tesoriero, manager of the hybrid powertrain group at the E.P.A. lab in Ann Arbor.
Furthermore, B. crispa produces an exceptionally low percentage of viable seeds from conspecific pollinations when compared to conspecific pollination in B. officinalis (34 % opposed to 91%%, Table 2).
Large colourless crystals were grown through vapour diffusion of Et2O into a concentrated CH2Cl2 solution, but the crystals were exceptionally sensitive to solvent loss, and no viable dataset could be obtained.
New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.
The exceptionally dubious rationale for Pathfinder, a programme to clear frequently viable housing and its inhabitants for the purposes of "renewing" insufficiently profitable local housing markets, is still unquestioned.
Segregation means mixed-race relationships in the US are rare, and exceptionally high rates of murder, HIV/Aids and imprisonment among African-American men make viable and available black mates relatively scarce.
"How many degrees are we from Kevin Bacon?" The exceptionally long roster of endorsers, celebrity and otherwise, is a result of such a large field of presumably viable candidates, all of whom hope that endorsements will provide increased visibility and credibility.
Furthermore, we consider the mean velocity profiles of the tides, as an economically viable tidal stream has a range of 2 3 m/s or a power density of 1 kW/m2 or above, with exceptionally strong sites exceeding 5 kW/m2 [19].
