Sentence examples similar to solutions were viable from inspiring English sources
Militarization deflects resources from the real economy, stimulates conflicts and creates an illusion that military rather than political solutions are viable.
But no solution is viable as long as the country remains tethered to Cuba.
The imputations within the solution are viable because they are not dominated by any other imputations in the solution.
Maybe Livni initially thought the two-state solution was viable but Hamas's ceaseless rockets eventually triggered the defender in her.
Shattered Voices contends that language is requisite to any adequate balancing, and that a solution is viable only if it provides an atmosphere in which storytelling and subsequent dialogue can flourish.
She added that owners who opt to replace the DEF on their own should follow the product instructions explicitly and be certain that the solution is viable, as it can crystallize if it lingers on a shelf for too long.
Comparison of the observed peak potentials (cyclic voltammetry) and arrest potentials (galvanostatic charging) with calculated equilibrium potentials shows that previously proposed mechanisms for the oxidation reduction behaviour of silver in alkaline solution are viable.
A standard solution offering the complete software package for this large spectrum does not yet exist, and it is questionable if such solution is viable, due to the prototypic nature of construction projects.
This solution is viable when reconfigurable architectures make sense, but the ultimate solution for mass market products would be a chip including a GPP and multiple OPs with power gating capabilities.
Technically speaking, this solution is viable, and the critical parts lie in the implementation of the two bus interfaces (VFBC, Y-buffer) that must be isolated from the reconfigurable area.
The control loop solution is viable as the response times in query processing experience important peak periods during certain moments in time (e.g., the beginning and end of the day).
