Sentence examples for that viable from inspiring English sources

But Johnson Controls says that viable, cost-effective, safe solutions have been difficult to come by.

But Matt Murphy, the Kleiner Perkins partner who manages the iFund, says that viable revenue models will be found.

PAGE 12 THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN It's no wonder cynics often say that viable fusion energy or hydrogen-powered cars are "20 years away and always will be".

"There seems to be a prevalent idea in Hollywood that viable transgender actors and actresses simply do not exist," wrote Bustle's Kat Haché.

But the basic disagreements as to why the process occurs have meant that viable solutions are slow to emerge, and are extremely controversial when they do.

This chronic weakness of civil society suggests that viable Arab democracies — or leaders who could govern them — will not emerge anytime soon.

It can be reasonably argued that viable discontinuity curves are unlikely to be found in applications.

Histologic examinations revealed that viable lesions were composed of diffusely proliferated atypical lymphoid cells (Fig. 4a).

Importantly, all specimens showed that viable tumour cells expressed GPA33 as determined by immunohistochemistry (IHC) (Figure 3).

Detection of stx from Canada geese suggested that viable Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli may be present.

The survival curves of B. subtilis cells also indicated that viable cell numbers rapidly decreased in the presence of the Natto peptide (Fig. 4).