Sentence examples for not always viable from inspiring English sources

It's not always viable to operate for a few nocturnal hours a week.

Another way around the issue is to simply shoot without a flash — it's not always viable, but cameras these days are getting better and better results in near-perfect darkness.

As the current Ebola crisis has highlighted, the funding, mentoring and research on Ebola are still performed in centers located in Europe or North America, which, as we have seen, is not always viable.

Autologous or donor separations are not always viable options as the condition of the patient may not allow for drawing of autologous blood and a donor is often unavailable for logistical reasons.

Sometimes this is not always viable, if so, proceed to the next step.

Decoding isn't always viable, or even necessary.

The modern film poster, then, is the victim of a desperate tug-of-war, and the result of a murky cocktail of contractual obligations (lead actor's name must be at certain font size), commercial needs (does this poster appeal to ABC1 males?), limited options (stars reassembling for a poster shoot isn't always viable) and protracted conference calls to LA with 20 women called Melissa.

Pushing the cost of monograph publication to the researcher is not always a viable solution as many research funders have excluded monographs from their open access mandates.

However, the identification of reliable surrogates is not always a viable alternative.

This, however, leads to a very long simulation time, and therefore is not always a viable approach.

Therefore, drought escape is not always a viable breeding strategy for lentil if increasing yield under a range of water conditions is the objective.