Sentence examples for not only viable from inspiring English sources

"It's vitally important that it be not only viable but vibrant.

Both print and digital books are "not only viable, but pretty magnificent in their own way", Johnson asserts.

Our aim was to state that a new way is not only viable, but in the current climate, the only way possible.

The report's authors, Aecom, found that co-location was not only viable across a range of sites but could achieve significant cost savings in connection equipment, installation, operation, maintenance and development.

ABC executives emphasize that "Millionaire" remains not only viable but extremely valuable, especially because it can play so many original episodes when scripted shows have half a season of repeats.

Internet venture experts say that despite the proliferation of medical information sites in recent years, the idea behind the Kyle Foundation remains not only viable, but potentially profitable as well.

Dubbed the Gigafactory, the facility will need to play a critical role in making mass-produced electric cars not only feasible, but financially viable.

"They have fashioned a plan that makes the idea of a personal-account option for Social Security not only politically viable but, indeed, politically irresistible".

The proposed microfluidic platform has a potential for high solar energy harvesting and is not only economically viable, but also reliable and practical for various solar power applications.

It provides not only a viable means of powering portable and wearable electronics, but also demonstrates a possible route towards power generation in large scale.

Ultimately, the article concludes that a bright-line rule of admissibility is not only a viable international standard, but also the one that best protects the hybridized right to examine as a core due process tenet of the Rome Statute.