Sentence examples for it has a workable from inspiring English sources

There have been pockets of success, but no studio has proved that it has a workable business model, said Michael Pond, a media analyst at Nielsen Online.

The British Olympic Association has laid down guidelines for each sport, insisting on not only a minimum level of performance but also for the governing body to demonstrate that it has a workable plan to develop the sport beyond 2012.

But Ms. Nylund says the Assura Group thinks it has a workable formula, which includes a hefty waiting period (six months) before initial coverage begins, to avoid a rush to buy policies when a big layoff occurs or seems imminent, and a link of the private insurance to public jobless benefits.

The government hopes to reduce violent crime and robbery by 7-10% everyearar, but it has failed to convince people that it has a workable plan to achieve this, or that crime-fighting ranks high on its list of priorities.

Labour, he conceded, had to prove it had a workable approach but promised "as socialists we will display our competence with our compassion".

It even has a workable business model, though partners pay only a tiny subscription of $15 a month for the programmes.

Then I decided to try nasx and six weeks later I had a workable program.

Since the Free Democrats and the Greens will probably each win no more than 5-7%, it might be that neither side has a workable parliamentary majority.Mr Schröder once said that he would be ready to form a red-Green government of Social Democrats and environmentalists, even if it had a majority of only one though he has since made clear that this was some kind of a joke.

"It's not clear to me that the administration has a workable policy," Senator Susan Collins, a Maine Republican on the Intelligence Committee, said last week.

"The prime minister... has a workable solution.

She transcribes his musings and sends them to him; he fiddles and dictates anew, until he has a workable draft.