Sentence examples for viable as possible from inspiring English sources

"What we've got to concentrate on is making the Scottish Premier League as attractive and financially viable as possible.

Yoga and meditation for dogs is offered alongside yoga for golfers, yoga for runners, anusara yoga, Sivananda yoga... it's not enough to merely offer a technique for self-improvement in this day and age, we must "rebrand" that technique in order to make it as appealing and commercially viable as possible.

The next move is up to the Big East, which will strive to stay as viable as possible after probably losing two of its strongest football-playing members, a game plan that will include continued legal efforts and a push to add new universities to replace the two that are expected to leave.

Essentially, he holds up the types of people that he is really attracted to, the types of people that he's had relationships with in the past that have and haven't worked, and we try to make sure that we have as many viable contestants as possible".

Mr Cameron said: "I want this to be the year where people can think: yes, I can do it; that we can get as many viable businesses as possible off the ground, that people can have a go and that we see a whole new wave of entrepreneurs who start small but think big".

The sample was thawed rapidly at 50°C to preserve as many viable bacteria as possible.

Its job is to make the core value that's exchanged as clear, viable, feasible and desirable as possible.

"Rather than it being an activity that wasn't 'real life', we wanted to make it as commercially viable an experience as possible," says Gower. "The product is equivalent to something you would get within an independent record label within the industry".

b Left-sided completion of the above knee amputation retaining as much viable soft tissue as possible (middle image).

To avoid it, selecting a technique that provides as many viable implantable adipocytes as possible is mandatory.

These ellipsoids change their centres and orientations in order to enclose multiple nearly convex viable regions and to cover the whole viable space as tightly as possible.