Sentence examples for has remained viable from inspiring English sources

Such technology is the main reason production has remained viable.

True, BancoSol has not been an unqualified success, but it has remained viable even as Bolivia has suffered huge financial problems.

albitarsis colony has remained viable since then (around 120 generations).

"Back then, it supercharged the recovery," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, "and today it could have played a decisive role if G.M. and Chrysler had remained viable companies.

One long-shot scenario by which Mr. Huntsman might have remained viable in the Republican race is if Mr. Romney had stumbled badly in South Carolina, leading Republican elites, who have overwhelmingly favored Mr. Romney, to cast about for an alternative.

Still, it suggests the stubbornness of voter anger toward the establishment that several candidates, most first-time contenders, have remained viable despite revelations of extensive financial problems, domestic disputes or other apparent improprieties.

As a result, Mr. Romney's remaining opponents have little incentive to drop out, knowing that their support from super PACs and Internet contributions from grass-roots supporters can keep them in the race long after they would have remained viable in earlier eras, potentially draining money and delegates away from Mr. Romney even as he lurches toward the nomination.

Peripheral blood mononuclear cells cryopreserved for 12 years under these conditions have remained viable and immunocompetent.

In the case described here, the bacteria were unlikely to have remained viable at ambient temperatures for long periods in a distilled solution made from dead host tissues.

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].

Cabrera earned the center-field job with his defense and energy, though Damon has remained a viable offensive player.