Sentence examples for newly viable from inspiring English sources

Henry Barbour, 46, came of age in the Reagan era, when Republicans were not only newly viable in the South but also increasingly dominant, and when the art of politics shifted from the handshake to the database.

And it'll stay with us, as a newly viable option for any party to whip out to brute force its agenda, whether the AHCA becomes law or not.

In a managed bankruptcy, the federal government would propel newly competitive and viable automakers, rather than seal their fate with a bailout check.

To be transported to a newly established habitat, viable life-forms would need to not only overcome stresses related to transport and landing but also survive the spatial and temporal variability of martian conditions, which could have strongly inhibited microbial colonization and reduced microbial viability.

They will do so by looking at how our Earth and the planets around us search for life, and use that to understand how viable newly-discovered planets could be as homes for aliens.

It represents an impressive start toward the goal of helping newly released inmates forge viable lives on the outside.

Furthermore, it was reported that newly formed bone contained viable osteocytes at that point.

However, this technique is non-selective, i.e., it also removes newly granulating tissue with viable epithelium.

(He was reportedly inspired after he and his mother heard Vaccaro on the radio discussing Europe as a viable option for newly minted high-school grads).

"It occurs to me that any viable investigation into newly disclosed facts would necessarily involve interviewing the individual responsible for the disclosure," Spell said.

Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets), a newly evolving paradigm has become a viable solution to the challenges posed by ever increasing traffic in the existing cellular networks.