Sentence examples similar to if it proved viable from inspiring English sources

This method, if it proves viable, would be an alternative to far more complicated but established methods of deriving stem cells, which are prized for possible use in regenerative medicine.

If the US were to cut back its aid to the Pakistani military would it prove viable on the long term while still preventing the country from falling in the hands of religious fundamentalists?

With the work force already slashed from 20,000 to 8,400, G.M. said the lease would be renewed if the plant proved viable.

They recalled Thorsten's first earnings call, during which he admitted he would consider licensing the new BB10 platform and/or selling off the company if the options proved viable.

One of its co-founders, and also its science advisor, Dr Michael Black, is a computer vision expert who has worked on modeling realistic 3D human avatars by extrapolating pose data from photos — and that kind of approach, if it proves robust enough, would offer a more viable route for Amazon to scale viable body models to millions of consumers.

He will not publicly declare at this stage that he'd prefer a 2016 referendum because it is too early to say whether it is achievable and it would leave him looking like a chump if it does not prove viable.

It only makes sense that they never proved viable for one company to maintain, none of them were revenue generating.

Once his candidacy proved viable there was a broad consensus that it should not be normalised.

Micro-lending has proved viable around the world — let's do more of it at home.

If this proves viable it could become useful in police work, prosecutions and courtrooms.

But to do that, it must prove viable.