Sentence examples for making themselves viable from inspiring English sources

"They're making themselves viable fashion forces," she said, "and they're getting people excited about fashion again".

The portals are more interested in "making themselves viable shopping gateways than appeasing the travel agencies," Mr. Harteveldt said.

The Basques are also quite different, but have little chance of making themselves viable as a separate economic entity.

Bogged down by bureaucracy and innumerable, confusing programs, the previous federal job training system attempted to help individuals learn the skills needed to make themselves more viable on the job market, but as the numbers listed above demonstrate, it was not working very well.

Palestinians say their growth is making a viable Palestinian state impossible.

Making a viable life with the complicated, demon-haunted man she has married requires patience.

The key to making micropayments viable is to make the entire process frictionless.

Making them viable for commercial products, however, turned out to be a Herculean task.

(Ohhhmmm...) Bonus points for making a viable emergency snow cave, or finding winter mushrooms.

"But you do have families that are making viable communities and carving out a niche for themselves".

That, he said, is "not making refinancing economically viable".