Sentence examples for made it viable from inspiring English sources

"I pay homage to William Shatner because he made it viable to go to folks like me.

Recent innovations around satellite technologies have also driven down costs and made it viable for low-income countries to develop cost-effective satellite programs.

The tonality I introduced was actually a radical system because I went back to a neo-Romantic kind of writing and made it viable and modern.

What nobody mentions is that it took years to work, that only the Jubilee Extension actually made it viable, and that it was the ridiculous amount of money flowing round the City that gave it a snowflake's chance in hell.

Language schools have marketed Ireland as a centre for quality learning, and the recent economic boom has made it viable for Chinese students to study the language and work up to 20 hours a week.

Three new pipelines two for gas, and one to bring Siberian oil to the border are promised by Russia; and high prices have made it viable to deliver Russian oil by train.Shi Yinhong, of Renmin University in Beijing, argues that ties with America are still more important to China than those with Russia.

"This was a balance of trying to work who was going to be close enough to make it viable for a Friday night".

And I have made the necessary management and structural changes to make it viable.

SSA shows consistently better performance than QS making it viable for a broad spectrum of applications.

A crucial question is whether enough gas exists to make it viable, Mr. da Silva said.

You're close enough to ferry or tunnel to make it viable.