Sentence examples for it will be viable from inspiring English sources

"IT WILL be viable and will not post losses," promised Luis de Guindos, Spain's finance minister, on August 31st, as he unveiled plans for a "bad bank" to take over the dud property assets of Spain's troubled lenders.

Nobody can know yet whether it will be viable in the UK.

This is not to say that Lakatos's approach is without merit, just that it like many of the historicist views being sketched is in need of further non-trivial development in order to see if it will be viable.

This will progress to the stage where it will be viable to perform whole genome sequencing on large cohorts.

Any oxidative route for desulfurization of heavy oil will be viable only if it employs a cheap and readily available oxidant, such as air.

It is not yet known how many of Harish's organs will be viable for transplantation.

Google is saying, for whatever reasons, they think NFC still will be viable and therefore plan to continue including it in their payments strategy.

This is, in fact, one of the lovely aspects of classical song: a good song will be viable and relevant even two hundred years after it was composed.

Is it likely to be a viable competitor? A. I think the X-Box will be viable.

The council says it will commission a report to find out whether a compulsory purchase order will be viable.

"Chrysler will be viable," said the company's chairman, Robert L. Nardelli.