Sentence examples for proves viable from inspiring English sources

If this proves viable it could become useful in police work, prosecutions and courtrooms.

A31 SCIENCE/HEALTH Atkins Diet Proves Viable In two of the first controlled clinical trials to test the 31-year-old Atkins diet participants experienced just marginally more effective weight loss but achieved lower triglycerides, blood fats that can contribute to plaque buildup in the arteries.

Bosses at Peterhead and at Drax say that next year they hope to make a final decision on whether or not to press ahead.Pessimists say that a few pilot projects will not make an industry, even if the technology proves viable.

The erstwhile heart might be destined to become an edgeland, even if the ground underfoot proves viable.In the interim Christchurch's centre of gravity is gradually shifting westward, to the suburbs between its traditional core and the airport.

This method, if it proves viable, would be an alternative to far more complicated but established methods of deriving stem cells, which are prized for possible use in regenerative medicine.

The company says that it is finishing the 386 "affordable" flats ahead of schedule, and that it is "focused on" building a full 636 "affordable" units if this proves "viable" at the end of the scheme.

Should his molecule prove viable at industrial scale, the free market may determine its success.

With a quartet of fine songs by Harold Arlen and Leo Robin, Martin's version proved viable, and critics praised his performance.

Most of the routes built as a result of the mania eventually proved viable, and the spillover effects were immense.

If the new plants here prove viable, China plans to build dozens more of them in coming years.

Today ministers confirm that this system has proved viable and the department will further develop this work with a view to rolling it out once testing is complete".