Sentence examples for open viable from inspiring English sources

Council sources told the Manchester Evening News that it is looking to open viable buildings as shelters as soon as possible.

In the most optimistic scenario, an open, viable financial sector will create a large body of people with economic stakes in their society who will demand decent public services, which in turn should help to promote growth.Plenty of obstacles remain.

For the Hackathon, teams of up to five people will compete to come up with and code an original, open, viable, and innovative idea within a 12-hour time period.

While this already opens viable skin cells to the possibility of exposure to nanoparticles, it is important to note that some of this company's creams list titanium dioxide as an active ingredient (up to 10% content).

Hague said he was "extremely concerned" at the plans, which have been reported in the Israeli press as including a four-square-mile area just east of Jerusalem that is seen as vital to keeping open a viable land corridor between the city and any future Palestinian state.

A spokesman for Adani said the company was open to viable alternatives to the dredging plan.

Annotation tools that have been developed at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (WTSI, http://www.sanger.ac.uk/.) are being used to fill that gap, as they can be used remotely and so open up viable community annotation collaborations.

Modifications of graphene's electronic band structure can be achieved through periodic bending strain and related potential in samples grown on stepped substrates, opening a viable route to implement the periodicity effects in this ultimate two-dimensional (2D) material.

Balancing housing with farmland and open spaces is viable.

It has become clear that, at this point, neither SOPA, PIPA nor OPEN is a viable answer.

Despite the progress with scientific journals, there are very few viable open access publishers in the humanities and social Sciences, especially when it comes to publishing entire books.