Sentence examples for to keep viable from inspiring English sources

NHS leaders say they want to keep viable smaller hospitals, but endorse an approach advocated in a recent review commissioned by the government which suggested, among other things, allowing a single private or public organisation to operate chains of hospitals across wide geographical areas, standardising clinical pathways and cutting back-office and procurement costs.

Scientists often freeze eggs and sperm of endangered animals to keep viable genetic material around in case of extinction.

And in that motley mix is Isuzu, a truckmaker that GM has had to invest $500 million in this year just to keep viable.

The boats may possess cruise-ship comforts - bars, a restaurant and open-air Jacuzzi - but their primary purpose is to keep viable Norway's Arctic north.

So there's just not enough census to keep viable acute care hospitals without some kind of financial help".

"When you show that Americans will pay anything to kill a rare species for sport, that provides almost no incentive to keep viable large populations flourishing in the wild," he told VICE News.

In addition, in order to develop and keep viable bioprocesses, the microbial strains employed or envisioned to be used need constant genetic improvement for achieving or keeping high production rates.

Immigrants often hold jobs (as domestic servants, for instance) that natives are unwilling to accept at any feasible wage.Also, immigrants sometimes help to keep industries viable that would otherwise disappear altogether, causing employment to fall.

Lampert has often attempted to keep Sears viable with loans.

But it's not in our interest to keep Nato viable at any cost".

The other products were just provided enough support to keep them viable.