Sentence examples for make him viable from inspiring English sources

30.4 Felipe Paulino – There's something to my colleague Christopher Liss's notion that a high BABIP isn't necessarily bad luck, but Paulino's strikeout rate (8.59 K/9IP) last year is good enough to gamble that he'll lower his E.R.A. enough to make him viable.

And the Chargers should make him more viable in interviews next off-season.

Posada said he hoped that by not throwing, his shoulder could be strong enough to make him a viable hitter.

Only Finn's record as a proven Test wicket-taker can possibly make him a viable proposition but it is difficult to think that will be sufficient.

A Trump presidency takes us into uncharted territory because the circumstances that make him a viable candidate are new and unique.

In stark contrast to Clinton or those who came before her, Trump has no credentials that would make him a viable candidate for president.

The experience provided Levine with just enough Spanish to make him a viable candidate in a city with a Hispanic population of fifty-three percent.

Recent polls show support for Webb within the margin of error, meaning possibly nonexistent, but his frank authenticity and ability to connect with middle-class and poor voters could make him a viable alternative to Hillary Clinton.

As for Campbell, he's just a hair less explosive, but his length and power make him almost as viable.

Broadway Bank is the source of the wealth that has made him a viable candidate.

5. Ryan Kalil, Panthers (9) Good use of hands makes him a viable dictator in the run game.