Sentence examples for to be viable for from inspiring English sources

The expansion has to be "viable for bidders," he said, and "underpasses and flyovers are expensive".

Clubs are unlikely to be viable for anyone who needs to commute to work, or use a car frequently.

Remeshing consumes <2% of the total computational time demonstrating current computational capabilities allow for discrete crack propagation to be viable for multiple crack propagation.

This scheme is designed for lightweight tags and has been proved to be viable for use in low-cost passive tags.

Mesenchymal stem cells from rat bone marrow and human fibroblasts were seeded within the ablated patterns and were shown to be viable for at least 10 days.

Furthermore, the combined use of the two metabolomics platforms (NMR and LC-MS/MS) proved to be viable for research and clinical studies of the salivary metabolome.

Thus, deep sedimentary reservoirs of suitable properties are found to be viable options for storing access energy for high-demand periods.

There also need to be viable mechanisms for the population to report corruption.

By March 31, the presidential task force is expected to rule on whether G.M. and Chrysler have restructured enough to be viable businesses for the long term.

Ship transport and pipeline transport of CO2 are considered to be viable options for large scale CCS.

Although both methods appear to be viable tools for LES of urban flows, the immersed boundary approach is computationally more efficient.