Sentence examples for is a viable proposition from inspiring English sources

But they say a tunnel is a viable proposition from an engineering standpoint.

Nunn comes out tops but all these versions have proved The Merchant is a viable proposition in today's world.

The feeling is that this is a last-ditch effort to see if staging Tests in New Zealand's biggest city is a viable proposition, certainly until there is a purpose-built cricket ground, but expectations are low: the spectators will rattle around; the ground will echo.

Our experience highlights that the isolation of primary human hepatocytes from normal or diseased livers is a viable proposition given appropriate methods.

Because they did not believe we were a viable proposition; a serious party of government.

But it wouldn't be a viable proposition if men did not want sex with these children.

The failure of last year's Transcendence ($103m on a $100m budget) underlines the awkward possibility for Depp that he has never been a viable proposition as a dramatic lead outside the arthouse.

Peter Newsam Pickering, North Yorkshire Jackie Ashley is clearly of the view that bringing together racial equality, disability rights and the equal opportunities commission under the umbrella of the Equality and Human Rights Commission never was a viable proposition.

Most of the major potential basins for hydrocarbons are also not too far away from the coast, so I think, logistically speaking, even a small discovery of minerals or hydrocarbons would be a viable proposition for Somaliland".

Other researchers say that the latest work shows that the process of fracking is safe - and that with proper regulation it could be a viable proposition in countries like the UK.

A Thames Water spokesman said: "To be a viable proposition, any alternative to the Thames Tunnel would need to provide a more economical way of meeting the environmental objectives set by the Environment Agency for the health of the river, within the time scale required by the government".