Sentence examples for keeping viable from inspiring English sources
In the short term enlightened bankruptcy laws reduce unemployment by keeping viable companies alive.
But keeping viable plants open and replacing a superannuated nuclear fleet with new plants are slightly different decisions.
It may be feasible to achieve employee safety while keeping businesses viable.
By packaging and selling their culture, the Dogon have been keeping it viable.
Establishing such a protectorate and keeping it viable would be a heavy drain on the Western powers.
During this period, Mr. Tompkins volunteered his time and energies towards keeping NADAP viable and functional as it began transitioning into a new decade of services, under new leadership.
As Beecher knew, patients on life support — a population that was growing, thanks to the increased efficacy of intensive-care units — were the definition of the suitable donor, because their hearts still beat well enough to perfuse the organs with oxygen, keeping them viable.
"By keeping Misrata viable and as a centre for the anti-regime forces to operate from, ultimately look where Libya is now - it was a success".
We are keeping a viable business local and anchoring wealth in the neighborhood for people who already live there.
In order to transport the vaccines, partners have been re-establishing the cold chain, the system of refrigerated transport for keeping vaccines viable from manufacturer to patient.
We thus assessed whether low doses of DT administered intra-cranially were efficient at ablating MCH neurons, keeping mice viable, normal in size, and free of any gross physical or behavioral abnormalities.
