Sentence examples for very viable in from inspiring English sources

The conditions are very viable in some applied fields.

Both 18B and 18C with C2v symmetry contain a tri-capped trigonal prism unit, and both are very viable in stability compared to 18A because the calculated difference in energy was 0.92 and 0.96 eV, respectively (see Table 1).

"The jury is entitled to see who we believe is a very viable suspect in this case," Mr. Fishbein said.

"Once people have changed their habits, when people are more used to buying online, then yes definitely it is a very viable business in my opinion".

"After 72 years, we still have to explain to potential partners that this is a very viable region in which to do business.

If he can bring the two camps (of conservatives and libertarians) together, you are a very viable national candidate in the Republican Party".

The Liberals didn't care to wait to see who the Democrats picked, especially when they were being courted by a very viable liberal Republican in Congressman John V. Lindsay.

Before 'punk' became something you bought in Claire's Accessories next to the gold hoop earrings, it was a very viable force of anarchy in music, politics – and film.

"The government has planted an alternative, and the alternative, to us, is very viable," Mr. Mancuso said recently in an interview.

He added: "If we went forward into another league set-up, say the English Premier League, then it is very viable to put £100m more in.

"If I did run, it would be a very viable candidacy," Mr. Hidary said in an interview, describing his plan for leading New York as, well, a kind of Bloomberg 2.0: socially progressive, fiscally reserved and digitally savvy.