Sentence examples for system viable from inspiring English sources

"They constitute a major overhaul to make the system viable in the coming decades".

TV Edwards, based in east London, has argued that only economies of scale will make the legal aid system viable.

The company charges $10 for the service -- an amount that Mr. Prabhu said was critical to making the system viable.

As of January, he said, a new American president will face substantial political pressure to deploy a missile defense system, if further testing proves the system viable.

Philip Makinson from Greenwich Consulting said mobile wallets had failed in the past because of the number of users needed to make any system viable.

And more to the point, perhaps, the state lacks the sorts of regulations that would make such a system viable; a law passed in 2014 requires that government agencies "achieve sustainability" in how they apportion groundwater, but not until 2040.

The New England Programme for Kidney Exchange, which was partly designed by Mr Roth, incorporates much more complex chains of donors and recipients and raises the supply of kidneys by making a donor more confident his loved one will find a match.I love you, subject to the next algorithmIn time the internet could make formal matching systems viable for even more transactions.

Second, it's hyper power-efficient, making these kinds of systems viable on mobile for the first time ever.

Current advances may make lipid-based delivery systems viable methods of delivery within the next few years.

Anaerobic, live culture systems and a series of control systems were prepared that included the following: (1) anaerobic systems with viable bacteria; (2) anaerobic systems with heat killed bacteria; and (3) aerobic systems with viable bacteria.

"Our presence in Argentina depends on the banking system remaining viable," the chairman, Emilio Botin, said.