Sentence examples for has a viable future from inspiring English sources
He has said he thinks Voom has a viable future.
approach to paying for health care has a viable future.
It is a record that has left some asking whether the tournament has a viable future.
Only time will tell if silicon has a viable future in timepieces.
Despite the show's failure, Mr. Landesman said, "I think there's a good chance that that show has a viable future".
Blacks has until the end of October to persuade Lloyds Banking Group that it has a viable future.
Scotland, though, could have a viable future either as a completely independent country or – more likely – within Europe.
"It's just very, very clear that we must get this implemented if the company is to have a viable future".
But after a weak Christmas season, creditors doubted whether the company had a viable future and pushed to close its United States operations.
The Independent Group's lack of a coherent policy programme demonstrates that social democracy, of whatever cast, does not have a viable future.
It was the latest setback for the 38-year-old Strawberry, who missed most of last season, has not played this year and no longer seems to have a viable future as a baseball player.
