Sentence examples for extraordinarily viable from inspiring English sources

"The Christian Coalition has an extraordinarily viable grass-roots organization" in South Carolina, Mr. Robertson said.

Media analyst Claire Enders explains: "The overall long progression over the last 25 years, through a number of phases, into a flourishing production sector has created extraordinarily viable businesses that can actually get an extraordinary change of deal for a programme; an extra £10m a year is an awful lot more.

Colour is extraordinarily variable.

All in all, research to produce mammoth stem cells would be the appropriate choice, and extraordinarily scientifically rewarding, should it be possible to find viable mammoth cells.

Financially viable.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

Extraordinarily so.

The key is, if you don't have a viable government, that is a unity government that is not going to repeat the mistakes of the last few years, whatever we might choose to do would be extraordinarily hampered.

It's extraordinarily competitive.

This is extraordinarily hard.

They are extraordinarily generous.