Sentence examples for probably viable from inspiring English sources

Thus Boeing's strategy of buying platform makers McDonnell Douglas and the Rockwell space and defence businesses rather than electronics firms is probably viable.

"Where they exist as services or subordinate brands of a major carrier, all-business class is probably viable on certain niche routes," said Daniel Solon, an independent aviation analyst in Barcelona.

Leigh, the Internet analyst from Raymond James, thinks the idea is innovative and probably viable.

We find that the pre-October 2011 scheme was not viable in the long run, while the post-October 2011 scheme is probably viable in the long run, but faces medium term problems.

Approximately 21% of the samples were positive for H. pylori 16S rRNA gene and 80% of those were also positive for H. pylori 16S rRNA, indicating that this potential pathogen is not only present in natural waters, but also probably viable.

In some cases, cones that were not waveguiding light in the reflectance image, and hence may have been considered missing, were visible in the fluorescence image, indicating that they were probably viable cells (Fig. 2c).

A few others, probably not viable populations, cling to life in Israel, Jordan and the UAE.

"I don't happen to think that this gas here is probably economically viable with responsible land and water practices," he said.

Nor will it provide much economic benefit: the pipeline is unlikely to create a large number of jobs, and with oil at $50 a barrel it is probably not viable economically.

Any road user knows that one measure that will reduce congestion overnight is to close schools - for a variety of reasons this is probably not viable, but the half-term peace on our urban highways demonstrates that school runs contribute a huge amount of traffic.

(And this is probably all viable theories).