Sentence examples for has proved viable from inspiring English sources
This approach has been investigated technically and economically and has proved viable.
Today ministers confirm that this system has proved viable and the department will further develop this work with a view to rolling it out once testing is complete".
The shadow justice secretary, Richard Burgon, has accused the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) of pursuing sell-offs aggressively before a £1bn court modernisation programme – relying on remote video hearings and online mechanisms – has proved viable.
Rational design of dually active inhibitors against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) reverse transcriptase (RT) and integrase (IN) has proved viable with 1-[ 2-hydroxyethoxy methyl]-6- phenylthio thymine (HEPT) type of non-nucleoside RT inhibitors (NNRTIs).
Micro-lending has proved viable around the world — let's do more of it at home.
Others had resurrected ancient viruses before by reconstructing their genomes from old DNA, but this may be the first time that the ancient virus itself has proved viable: The researchers simply dissolved 32,000-year-old frozen soil from Siberia and mixed in amoebas, known hosts for giant viruses.
I'd love to follow up in two years and see which, if either, of these systems has proven viable.
In an end-state where AngelList's crowdfunding service has proven viable, perhaps they'll find ways to broaden the Crowd's investment capabilities to handle larger amounts, follow-on commitments, etc.
These two aspects are most important with regard to the recent development outlined in the chapter, and some new ideas have proved viable, particularly that of variable beam energy along the column.
At the time, more than 60 were said to exist, but only nine have proved viable, said Paul Berg, a Stanford University professor emeritus of biochemistry and a Nobel laureate.
Although the Linux operating system for file-sharing server computers has proved a viable alternative to Microsoft and other vendors in the price-conscious part of corporate computing, Linux has not yet made significant inroads among nontechnical personal computer users.
