Sentence examples for viable are from inspiring English sources

But the remnants of failed schemes to make this region viable are all around.

But although the chances of frozen embryos being viable are small, fertility experts say, patients and their doctors still cherish every one.

Despite the heroic efforts of a scattered minority of midlevel Iraqi civil servants, the services that make urban life viable are functioning, at best, erratically.

It is another to be confident that many small businesses that would be viable are either still-born or never conceived because of failures in the financial system.

"Most of the schools that are considered viable are a lot bigger than us," said Ms. Armstrong, who came to the school when Ascension, in Elmhurst, where she had been principal, closed during the last round of 25 school closings.

Today it's really about globalization, not about outsourcing; it's how do I capture markets faster than the competition?" Even small businesses, which tend to depend on cheaper labor to remain viable, are seeing the wisdom in Immelt's argument.

Making it commercially viable is the challenge.

In the next step, the adjacent viable is considered.

Making it commercially viable is the challenge," says Broin.

"What is politically viable is a whole different ballgame.

Q: How economically viable is the StarShot Project?