Sentence examples for had been viable from inspiring English sources
He said some had been frozen at the clinic, the defunct Women's Medical Society, and so evidence of whether they had been viable at delivery was harder to determine.
Reputex, for example, says it has far too little cash, and Hunt's own hand-picked adviser Danny Price recently told Guardian Australia that Direct Action had been "viable transitional tool" but that if it was not amended would involve resource costs of between $35bn and $40bn to meet a post 2020 target similar to Canada or America's.
An autopsy later showed that Alexis's unborn twins, Taylor and Tyler, had been viable when their mother was killed, raising the official body count to five and making this the single deadliest mass shooting to hit Charleston County since the massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church last June.
What we had was viable but needed rolling-out.
Still, Theismann said he believed that Shanahan's proposed path this season might have been viable.
The programme could still have been viable if GKO holders had been ready to roll over their maturing holdings.
The state's 2008 election had created a situation in which only a grand coalition would have been viable.
If enough stations had begun to pre-empt Mr. Leno, he would not have been viable as a network program.
If it was just China, then at least we could create international norms and use diplomacy and other mechanisms that have been viable for hundreds of years".
