Sentence examples for very viable for from inspiring English sources

"I have got every confidence that we can get this price to a level that makes it very viable for donors to consider," he said.

Before Bridgegate, Chris Christie was a very viable candidate for the Republican nomination for president.

Violence is a very viable option for them.

"And he is doing very viable work for us".

"I know that he likes New York and I think that would be a very viable option for him," Erwin said by telephone from his office in Detroit.

There were teams with more impressive starts this year (read: San Jose), but the pre-season predictions that the Blackhawks would once again be a very viable contender for the Cup are holding firm.

The company, now valued at $25 billion, is becoming a very viable alternative for both private and business travellers who might otherwise have stayed in hotels.

None the less, I think this could be a very viable product for people who regularly communicate with a small number of others online.

"This turns out to be a very viable solution for something that needs a very finely tuned form, to respond to the needs of a very sensitive user base," Hubert said.

A handful of mishandled decisions like pulling the old version of FCP too soon caused unnecessary friction there, but recent updates to FCPX have made it a very viable choice for professionals again.

As Soma Somasegar, Microsoft's corporate vice president of the Developer Division, told me last week, the company wants to "show developers that.NET is still a very viable platform for developers who want to build apps in this modern world".