Sentence examples for so viable from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons the Asian market is so viable is because the system is already ripe for such expansion.

Not since the mid-1980s Reagan-era flurry of Vietnam movies had the combat film been so viable or so visible.

"From a military point of view, if you lop the head off a snake, the snake's not going to be so viable after that," he said.

Mr. Obama is in many ways an unusual African-American politician, and that is why many Democrats, and Republicans, view him as so viable.

Ms. Stuart was so viable that it took an hour and a half each day to transform her youthful 86-year-old features into the face of a 101-year-old woman.

This is having a twofold effect on Rolls-Royce: not only is demand for engines for larger planes down, but airlines' existing smaller planes are proving so viable that the company may also have to wait longer than hoped for orders for the new generation of narrow-bodies.

In general, the k ellipsoids may intersect, so the viable volume in W may be smaller than the sum of the viable volumes in W i. To avoid the resulting inaccuracy in volume estimation, we introduce a new integrand (12) f i = 0, if θ ∈ ⋃ W j, j = 1, 2, …, i - 1, 0, if θ ∉ Θ d, f, otherwise.

"So far, viable proposals have been received for seven of the 11 libraries and we are continuing to plan the future of the remainder.

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.

Watch on YouTube "The greatest guitar solo of all time" – there are so many viable contenders that it inevitably comes down to situation, temperament and mood, with the crown changing hands according to those criteria.

The ninth section concludes the paper by highlighting further issues to be investigated in future work so that viable techniques are developed for QoS-ready deployments in the storage cloud infrastructure.