Sentence examples for has viability from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama roundly denounced the idea on the campaign trail.Happily, this virtuous notion has resurfaced in different form and now has "viability" in the Finance Committee, according to Mr Grassley.

Although Williams Communications, which reported $2 billion in annual sales, is operating at a loss, the company has viability.

I think that TC Pets still has viability.

Further genetic analyses will be required to verify whether any of the different allelic combinations has viability and/or germination problems.

Candidates should use yard signs as an opportunity to show voters that their campaign has viability.

Mr. Moll said the city's conservative tradition has tended to attract high-tech companies that seem to have viability.

"You can't have excellence if you don't have viability," Ms. Parsons added.

"We're running out of options," Dr. Callas said, "but the options we have left still have viability".

All participants had positive culture and acid-fast microscopy results and had viability-positive bacteria visualized; 94% (33/35) had viability above the threshold for positivity.

mad2 Δ and mad3 Δ single mutants have viability of 39 and 83%, respectively (Table 3 and Figure S5).

Our results of current study indicate only a small subpopulation of fused cells obtain acquired resistance, subsequently became stable cell lines having viability against doxorubicin.