Sentence examples for much viable from inspiring English sources

b Left-sided completion of the above knee amputation retaining as much viable soft tissue as possible (middle image).

There is much viable genetic diversity for biomass production in the germplasm commonly used to create new hybrids of sugarcane.

The researchers calculated how much viable habitat remains for each of the species, then reran IUCN's risk assessment algorithms based on these new habitat estimates.

Considering much of 3D printed products currently available on the market (e.g., shoes and accessories), 3DP education is urged to integrate into the current curriculum of fashion design majors so the graduates of those are much viable for their potential employers in the fashion industry.

"It's been a great thing that's made the business much more viable," he said.

He's the principal reason we are a much more viable franchise than we were.

"The new glassed-in patios made of aluminum are so much more viable.

Each new defection makes the western bank of the Hudson River that much more viable as a corporate haven.

He might earn, he says, $10 a day (US dollars are as much a viable currency here as the Congolese franc).

The current prices could make alternative fuels much more viable and threaten the long-term prospects of the oil-based economy.

Nate Silver thinks this is a mistake and advises Mr McCain to abandon Pennsylvania, though his other options don't seem much more viable.