"It's become economically viable to buy a one-family house on a small lot on a quiet residential street and all of a sudden have a facility that can fit 500 people and not provide parking," Councilman Avella said.
Two years later, Vimeo has made the show its flagship venture into original content, and it's become a viable way to make a living for the duo.
It is likely that if screening for AD were to become viable, it would be most effective and cost-effective in high-risk cohorts.
Therefore, if CDU technologies are to become viable processes reliance on very little energy input is required, hence processes at mild temperatures (< 100 °C) and atmospheric pressures should be targeted.
It's become a safe, viable study-abroad option for a variety of students, where it used to seem very distant and very exotic".
Not it's healthier and stronger than ever before, and with newer laws in place to protect homeowners, it's become a more viable retirement vehicle.
And unions need to change if they are to become viable again.
Fetal pain is a subject of debate in the medical community, and the United States Supreme Court has recognized the government's right to ban abortions only after a fetus becomes viable, which is more than a month later.
Whatever you believe about when life begins, be it the moment of implantation, the forming of the primitive streak, or the point at which the foetus becomes viable, there's no getting away from the fact that by removing these genes from the pool, practising "sparing", we are saying that certain lives are less worth living than others.
Club play is seen as a path to the national team, which is where a career in soccer becomes viable.
The laws directly conflict with the key threshold set by the Supreme Court: that abortion cannot be banned until the fetus becomes viable.
