Sentence examples for has remained a viable from inspiring English sources
Cabrera earned the center-field job with his defense and energy, though Damon has remained a viable offensive player.
The Infinia Hawkeye series (GE Healthcare) has remained a viable option for SPECT imaging combined with low resolution anatomy [13, 14].
Single point diamond turning (SPDT) has remained a superior and viable method to harness process efficiency and freeform shapes on this harder material.
For decades, inventing a commercially viable amphibious car has remained a quixotic pursuit, right up there with robot maids and personal jet packs.
The Examiner, an afternoon paper whose 102,000 circulation is less than one-fourth that of The Chronicle's, which is about 465,000, has remained financially viable only because of the profit-sharing arrangement that is part of the joint operating agreement between the two papers, an agreement set to end when Hearst completes its deal to buy The Chronicle from the Chronicle Publishing Company.
True, BancoSol has not been an unqualified success, but it has remained viable even as Bolivia has suffered huge financial problems.
While significant progress has been made toward improving the design and performance of both mechanical and tissue engineered heart valves (TEHVs), a human implantable, functional, and viable TEHV has remained elusive.
Revisions in the Soviet era made the ballet viable and Ms. Holmes has remained true to the Kirov staging, derived from a landmark 1941 version that inserted the now familiar gasp-producing male solos.
And these cultured cell lines with the fast-growing capacities have remained viable for at least 16 years, showing a chromosome numbers of 2n = 12 in over 90% of cells [ 3].
