Sentence examples for viable beyond from inspiring English sources

Check the seed packet size when buying: some contain far more seed than you'd be able to sow in a year on the average garden or allotment, and not all seed remains viable beyond a year or two.

Prof Kemp, from the University of Aberdeen, said some existing producing fields such as Clair "can confidently be expected to remain viable beyond 2050".

While a number, such as Digikala, Iran's Amazon andTakhfifan, a Groupon-like retailing site, have succeeded in Iran (Digikala is reported be worth $300 million), none have been viable beyond Iran's borders and, thereby, globally competitive.

He departed for the dugout, once more unable to stay viable beyond the early stages of a game. .

That same day Dayton Power & Light announced plans to close two of its coal-fired plants by next June, stating that "without significant changes in market conditions," the plants would not be economically viable beyond 2018.

Homozygous null mice (Tnnt2−/−) were not viable beyond embryonic day 10.5.

(For now, football players have no other viable choice beyond college).

The future of the party as the carrier of a humane, inclusive conservatism now depends on some viable choice beyond them.

Both she and Jack think of their return home as the sign of some kind of failure — a failure to invent independent lives for themselves, a failure to envision a viable existence beyond their hometown.

Indeed, in recent interviews, people close to him continue to make a case that he is a viable candidate beyond New York, if he ever decides to wade into national politics.

The resulting embryos developed for about a week, but they would likely not be viable much beyond that point.