Sentence examples for viable a from inspiring English sources

"If this was not financially viable, a company such as ours would not be doing it," he said.

Generally, to be commercially viable, a battery must have a coulombic efficiency of 99.9percentt or more, ideally over as many cycles as possible.

Cat Powell of The Children's Hospital Charity says "The more...voluntary experience you add to your CV, the more viable a candidate you are".

The more trouble Tupac got into with the law, the more credibility he gained on the street and the more viable a rap star he became.

But he may have been the first record-label executive to recognize that making wine for music fans could be as viable a business as making music.

"Each one is unique". There are some ways to try to gauge how viable a threat is, but often it's all but impossible to know for certain.

However, mice aspirated with viable A. fumigatus appeared to display a marked increase in inflammation, granuloma formation, and fungal particles in lung tissue in comparison to non-viable A. fumigatus or A. versicolor conidia treated mice (Figure 5C,F and data not shown).

The northern sea route seemed viable [a few years ago] but now it's not the case.

Is the.pdf format viable? A. One major factor in picking the "best" format for publishing your electronic book is finding the format that works best for your book.

No viable A. lumbricoides eggs were found in the biosolids at week 4 of treatment.

However, the eggs per gram (epg) of viable A. lumbricoides were reduced by 78 and 89 % after 1 and 2 weeks of treatment, respectively.