Sentence examples for viable because from inspiring English sources

But even high extraction costs can be economically viable because of the soaring value of fuel.

"We don't believe it's economically viable because of the restrictions imposed on development in the district".

Sousa's operation, they said, was not commercially viable because of the great variation in liver sizes.

The SDF is only viable because the YPG is its backbone," he said.

Gateway and Apple are still somewhat viable because they have distinct markets.

But it would just not be viable because of the roads and sheep.

The other side responds that most public pension plans look viable because they really are viable.

Waddington, though, said she could make the better deals viable because "we're carrying more of the risk.

The exploitation of the hard-to-reach resources is only economically viable because of the high oil price.

"They're viable because our whole society is into victimology," said Charlotte Hays, editor of The Women's Quarterly, a conservative publication.

Health TV is one obvious contender - commercially viable because it taps huge interest among the whole of the population.