Sentence examples for new viable from inspiring English sources

Having dismissed austerity and militarism, it must evoke some new viable future that has popular appeal.

It's the best of both worlds: 3rdeyegirl are a new, viable, blues-rock outfit and they can play the best of purpledom past.

The endowment notified the state last month that it would not receive a planned $700,000 grant unless it puts forward a new viable state arts agency.

Pakistan is presenting itself as the new viable partner for Afghanistan to President Hamid Karzai, who has soured on the Americans.

Last week's abstention by Britain at the World Bank reflects badly on a country which claims to want to lead the world in the new viable clean coal technologies which are now emerging.

It's interesting to imagine what kind of shock could lead to the founding of a new, viable American political party, or perhaps the breakup of one of the old ones.

However, it remains a technique with significant morbidity and with the advent of newer, viable alternatives such as structural allografts and artificial disc replacements, it's continued practice warrants further scrutiny.

New and viable ideas, especially if they benefit individuals, will survive and grow.

The pathologies inherited from Thatcher's transformation have not been displaced by new, more viable ones.

It is likely that Archant too would need to sell such numbers to make the New European viable as a print product.

As global warming makes new routes viable though the Northwest Passage, the competition for untapped natural resources means that military presence in the Arctic is on the rise.