Sentence examples for something viable from inspiring English sources

We're taking the time we're taking to make sure that we have something viable".

They changed the soupy atmosphere that surrounded the planet into something viable.

In order to continue to grow apples on these bony hillsides with a straight face we need to have something viable to keep doing it".

But I think it's something viable because we don't export anything, we don't grow anything, we don't have factories that produce anything.

(Perhaps against the odds something viable could emerge there?) Then there's canny Tim Farron, brazenly easing the Liberal Democrats into position as the most feasible anti-Tory/anti-Brexit option.

And as stubborn or strange as the music sounded, he was trusting himself to sculpture it -- through repetition and accenting and pushing against the rhythm section -- into something viable.

It's not easy to try and condense 860 pages (or thereabouts) into something theatrically viable.

And if you don't make something commercially viable you can't make it useful".

"I think people realize that there's something still viable, whether it remains at 11 or 10 or we look to expand back to 12 to keep this going," a third Big 12 athletic director said.

"Crickhowell as a town pays more corporation tax than quite a lot of the major corporations, so if you're looking at 98 towns that's a huge chunk of money, and then we've got something really viable," she says.

This is high praise considering he still finds the adaptation of The Snowman "corny" despite conceding that "film-making is a very different form from books and you have to make something commercially viable so putting Father Christmas in as [producer] John Coates suggested was right, even though I hated it at the time".