Sentence examples for particularly viable from inspiring English sources

None of these approaches is particularly viable in the current era".

(It didn't seem a particularly viable plan to me, but presumably the tinies take this sort of thing on trust).

Moreover, family films were not considered particularly viable in the 1970s, a decade better known for more violent and challenging movies.

As recently as two weeks ago, about the time American reported its third-quarter earnings, Mr. Arpey and company spokesmen said starting a low-cost airline did not seem particularly viable.

While there is little about the 1967 borders that would make a Palestinian state particularly viable, adding territory to the terribly overcrowded Gaza strip is clearly an excellent option – all the more so since Gaza obviously has enormous economic potential as the Palestinian state's outlet to the sea.

Sounds like a particularly viable service to me.

However, the English Channel was firmly controlled by the Royal Navy and French invasion supplies, particularly of viable landing craft, were totally inadequate for the purpose.

Edward C. Sullivan, a former Democratic assemblyman from Manhattan who for a time supported the 2000 challenge, said criticizing Mr. Silver would not be a productive exercise, particularly because no viable challenger had emerged.

As for the rest of the field, this is probably not a good enough showing for Rick Santorum or Herman Cain to make them viable, particularly given that Republicans have a lot of other conservative and Tea Party-backed candidates to pick from.

Bob Davis, executive vice president of the association, said that while it was important for consumers to receive clear and accurate information about their loans, "we want to make sure servicing doesn't get tangled up in so much red tape that high-quality, responsive servicing is no longer viable, particularly at small banks".

"[With] the right cargo on the right route, then sail power becomes viable, particularly if fuel costs just get higher and higher," he says.