Sentence examples for that was viable from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians, he said, would get a state that was "viable in size and contiguity".

"The two projects were very attractive but we were committed to put to a referendum a project that was viable from a technical, urban-planning and economic perspective.

Crisis, the homelessness charity, spent hundreds of hours preparing pitches to send to potential contractors, but found just one that was viable to work with; and that contractor subsequently failed to win a deal from the government.

They did not see Hillary as a candidate that would listen to their needs, or one that was viable for the position of President.

The city did a study of its own in the last few years and one recommendation "was a very, very expensive overpass that would disrupt the business there so drastically we didn't think that was viable," he said.

The manufacturers insisted on cars that looked more like their road-going counterparts – after all, Nascar and the manufacturers have long embraced the "Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday" mentality, and that was viable when the on-track cars were, or at least resembled, converted street cars.

A sensible agreement that deals with our debt, that is viable, that works".

What everyone wants to see is something that's viable for the long term".

"Every time we have had a change, there is a portion that is viable and helpful," she said.

If he wishes to pursue alternative options that are viable, he could put his ministerial appointments where his mouth is.

The organization, tentatively called the Industrial Revitalization Corporation, will lend money to companies that are viable but have been hurt because banks have been forced to call in loans.