Sentence examples for viability are from inspiring English sources

Establishment doubts about Perry's viability are nothing new, in fact.

All this comes at a time when Syria's future borders, and viability, are at stake.

Many of the factors determining the Green Movement's future viability are taking place beyond the country's borders.

"The behaviors of someone running for president and someone trying to gain market viability are exactly the same," he said.

Viability, or ability to grow, and longevity, the period of viability, are characteristics of seeds of any vegetable kind.

More than half of affordable homes in England are built by private developers through what is known as the Section 106 system, in which tests of financial viability are key.

If the project is as good as they claim and their arguments of economic and environmental viability are true, then they should support an independent review and hold public hearings.

"Politicians who see immigration as a solution to their region's viability are shortsighted," said Sharon McCloe Stein, executive director of Negative Population Growth Inc., a population control advocacy group in Washington.

The results of cell viability are shown in Fig. 7.

However, technical feasibility and commercial viability are two different things.

Virus infection and cell viability are expressed as percentages relative to 0.5% DMSO-treated control cells.