Sentence examples for viable arrangement from inspiring English sources

But it's not a viable arrangement when it comes to having a child.

Our study found that patients paid at the most 18.2% of what was borne by the service provider (the GCEP), suggesting that the co-payment could be a viable arrangement.

"Coming up with a viable financing arrangement is definitely one of the biggest challenges," Mr. Barnett of AstroPower said.

Mr Rintoul told The Independent: "The whole situation has highlighted the fact that there is no viable settlement arrangement in Papua New Guinea.

Cassaundra Reed, a 26-year-old concierge, lives in the West Village with three roommates, and pays $925 for a narrow room where the only viable sleeping arrangement is a twin-size loft bed.

The IUPAC InChI/InChIKey project has evolved to the point where its future development and promulgation require a new management system that will provide stable and financially viable administrative arrangements for the foreseeable future.

Teams of F.B.I. agents and prosecutors from the United States Attorney's office have recently spent weeks in Russia attempting to find viable working arrangements with their Russian counterparts -- so far, to no avail.

How can monogamy still be considered a viable long-term arrangement?

Charles Seaford London Greens, Lib Dems and others are being short-sighted if they don't vote tactically this time Alan Dickinson If, despite all the warnings from the Tories, UK voters elect MPs in the right numbers to make a Labour-SNP arrangement viable, then surely the voters have given it legitimacy?

"[W]onderful as Skype is for staying in touch, it is not a viable long-term arrangement!" she wrote.

Therefore, a higher number of theoretical 3D packing options exist for a multiple-point HBS than for a one-point competitor so that it seems likely that more viable crystal packing arrangements would emerge for the former than for the latter.