Sentence examples for had viable from inspiring English sources
"But Iraq was a different problem, in a different place, and we had viable military options," he continued.
What's more, a key forecasting firm said Wednesday that while G.M. and Ford had viable plans, Chrysler did not, regardless of whether it got government aid.
But the tests are required by the city's building code, and if their integrity is in question, it is unclear whether buildings that have not had viable tests would be in compliance with the code.
"We said the only time we would reopen the search is if we had viable leads," Gary Derks, the state Department of Public Safety official in charge of the search, said Sunday.
That spring, the US Energy Information Administration EIAA) released its initial estimate of global shale gas, which found that 32 countries had viable shale basins and put global recoverable shale gas at 6,600tn cubic feet enough to supply the world for more than 50 years at current rates of consumption.
Legacy was one of the catchwords of the bid, along with sustainability, with organizers emphasizing again and again that they had viable plans in place for every new structure they built — particularly the stadium, the centerpiece of the new Olympic Park.
We also need to have viable markets," said Amor Almagro, the WFP spokeswoman in Sudan.
Then determine, if, on that basis, they have viable, survivable equity-to-asset ratios.
"People now use cars because they don't have viable options," he said.
"In order to run these kinds of discipline-specific programmes you need to have viable cohorts.
