Sentence examples for is very viable from inspiring English sources

I think the game of softball is very viable, very good right now.

"The government has planted an alternative, and the alternative, to us, is very viable," Mr. Mancuso said recently in an interview.

He added: "If we went forward into another league set-up, say the English Premier League, then it is very viable to put £100m more in.

"We think that the insurance companies make it unnecessarily complicated for the consumer to purchase insurance, but we think that the insurance itself is very viable and worthy," says David Lackey, president of Weiss Ratings, which rates insurance companies and tracks the costs and benefits of long-term care policies.

Thus it is very viable and expectable that Khweis was told by his recruiters not to change his daily routines and not to let anyone sense that he was flirting with the terrorist group.

"He made it clear it was very viable," King said.

"That's very viable," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

"As an alternative to a fare hike," he said, "I think it's very viable".

"It's very viable, but it definitely needs to be refreshed and it will be".

"If that personality will be in the shortlist, of course it will be very viable to discuss," she said of Mr. Blair.

"If Obama were up 10 points, I think it would be very viable, because he wouldn't have to get anything political out of her," said Burdett A. Loomis, a professor of political science at the University of Kansas, who worked for a year in the Sebelius administration.