But in general, his denigration of Democratic presidential candidates is not being guided by any field data from his campaign about who his most viable opponent is, and what the candidates' biggest weaknesses are, according to a campaign operative.
If the patient's family has consented to donation, he is left on the respirator, which, along with his still-beating heart, keeps his organs viable for transplant until they can be harvested.
Although this may seem a little too predictable, it is really his only viable course of action if he is to maintain the purity of his values.
Each of these brand-name authors returns to his most viable franchise with "Four Blind Mice" and "Prey".
"There's a lot of options out there for advertising, and he has to make his a viable choice".
The paradox, of course, is that Trump expresses nothing but contempt for the very people in the media who have made his candidacy viable.
Gubernatorial nominee Buddy MacKay, the lieutenant governor, is struggling to keep his candidacy viable in a state where the nomination was once a virtual guarantee of election.
He secured 42 patents throughout his career, of which the most well known are the regenerative circuit, superheterodyne circuit in 1918, the superregenerative circuit in 1922, and his commercially viable FM Radio system.
In that role, he had established the government's preeminent cyberwarfare unit--and alienated so many NSA bureaucrats by poaching on their cherished turf that resignation was his only viable option.
His mother, who had 12 other children and refused to have him confined to an institution, taught him to read and, using his only viable limb, to write and eventually to type.
