Sentence examples for look viable from inspiring English sources
The other side responds that most public pension plans look viable because they really are viable.
Having spent most of my savings on a new wardrobe, new ID and ongoing hair removal, with prescription charges for hormones to come, it didn't look viable.
Perry now appears to have dropped the idea he announced in the Dartmouth debate of creating over 1m energy jobs, which didn't ever look viable.
But once environmental costs are added to the price of producing conventional meat, the lab-grown alternative starts to look viable.
But, he said, if in a couple of years time, the Saab car company still does not look viable, well the union would not protect its factories "ad absurdam".What do you mean, I asked.
For years, economists and other analysts have complained that the current accounting rules call for governments to use a rate that is much too high, greatly understating the cost of the benefits they have promised, and making unsustainable plans look viable.
And if it looks viable, then we'll do it".
After speaking with the hospital's hand specialist, Dr. Salvatore Tedesco, the chief of surgery, said: "The finger looks viable, and he thinks they'll be able to save it.
Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency, points out that projects which once looked viable may cease being so as growth slows.
Although the company did not get rid of all its debt in the bankruptcy, the capital structure looks viable.
