Sentence examples for quite viable from inspiring English sources

For a businessman it's commercially quite viable.

And I think in some contexts, it's quite viable as a fundamental right".

The couple have developed the business quietly and carefully, shaping it into something that is now quite viable.

"We have to be careful that in looking to retain the Wileys we don't push out manufacturers who are quite viable and provide important jobs," Mr. Shiffman said.

But this cold winter actually showed that the current modal -- current mechanism of supply of fuel to Europe is quite viable.

The continued safe operation of these units has amply demonstrated that use of regenerable arsenic-selective adsorbents is quite viable in remote locations.

(The just announced departure of Vic Gundotra throws the future of the never-quite-viable social network itself into question). And Facebook's changes to its newsfeed over the past few years have given it room to maneuver in ways unavailable to Twitter its minimalist 140 character DNA now seeming quite restrictive.

It is questionable whether their romantic notion of outscoring the opposition is quite as viable in a league that has since made a lot of progress in tactical terms.

Although the exudate cell population is quite heterogeneous, viable macrophages can be identified with mAb antibody F4/80[29]; F4/80-positive cells occupy a discrete region, gated subpopulation M, in the forward light scatter/side light scatter profile of the entire cell population (Figure 6A and 6B).

Wendell says the historical setting is just as alluring to American readers as it is to Brits, even if we don't have quite so many viable romantic settings.

Only four weeks ago, albeit in the somewhat benign afterglow of a surprisingly successful conference, it was argued here that Mr Duncan Smith had come up with something that looked quite like a viable long-term political strategy.