Sentence examples for has viable from inspiring English sources
Together, these steps would help ensure that Detroit, once reorganized, has viable markets for its new-fangled products.
On Monday afternoon, members of the Mets' front office portrayed Ankiel as a center-field stopgap — albeit with kinder language than that — while the team tries to determine whether it has viable, young personnel at that position in the organization.
Comparisons to European cities, where gas costs more, often fail to account for the fact that much of Europe, unlike the United States, has viable local and long-haul public transit systems and roads designed to accommodate bicycles and other alternative forms of transportation.
For the foreseeable future, neither has viable alternative to cooperation.
Zone II consisting of the northwest and north-central belt of the country also has viable solar radiation that may be required for most solar projects.
The B line has viable pollen grains and normal seed setting, so it can pollinate the A line, while the F1 plants from this pollination are male sterile, again.
We also need to have viable markets," said Amor Almagro, the WFP spokeswoman in Sudan.
Then determine, if, on that basis, they have viable, survivable equity-to-asset ratios.
"People now use cars because they don't have viable options," he said.
"In order to run these kinds of discipline-specific programmes you need to have viable cohorts.
