Sentence examples for its most viable from inspiring English sources

This is a country that has vast potential, and for the UK it represents one of its most viable and valuable potential partners among emerging markets.

But what Green's recent chart success shows is that, provided you keep it PG, commercial success now appears to be at its most viable for UK hip-hop.

By consummating deals with Mr. Riggio and Microsoft, Barnes & Noble could effectively sell off its most viable businesses at a time when both face significant challenges.

Two years after initial research began, Project Wing was announced in August 2014 with a YouTube video showing a field test of its most viable prototype in Australia.

But in January, Colorado's Mark Udall (D) will pack up his Hart Senate Building office -- located just a few floors above the headquarters of the Intelligence Committee, where he made himself a thorn in the side of the nation's clandestine leaders -- and return to Boulder, depriving the critical task of intelligence oversight of one of its most viable leaders.

PET/CT obviated the need for further evaluation in five patients, guided further diagnostic procedures in seven and assisted in planning therapy for 16 patients [ 3]. [F]FDG-PET and [F]FDG-CT/PET have also been shown to be very useful in guiding the most suitable lesion to biopsy as well as its most viable portion [ 6, 7].

Each of these brand-name authors returns to his most viable franchise with "Four Blind Mice" and "Prey".

In particular, its generalization ability provides the most viable option for weather forecasting.

In this context, verbal autopsy (VA), despite its known limitations, is the most viable option for generating representative cause-of-death information.

The most viable model finds its inspiration in the early Swedish expansion of subsidiary protection.

But it might be the most viable and valuable way forward for the fledgling American commercial spaceflight industry.