Sentence examples for viable builds from inspiring English sources

"In a true class-based system, you run the risk everyone rolls the same class, but in a more open one, the players will very much from the beginning try to find the most powerful build, and it's our job to ensure that there are many viable builds".

The acquisition costs have become so high that it's simply not financially viable to build a building that doesn't sell for a very high dollar per foot.

These made it both technically and commercially viable to build a new class of taller buildings, the first of which, Chicago's 138 feet tall Home Insurance Building, opened in 1884.

Much of this is because it helped make risky spots financially viable to build on, Mr Michel-Kerjan says.

Clients often come to HFC because they've had a Minimum Viable Product built on the cheap and then discovered, the hard way, that this often means it's a hornet's nest of bug-ridden spaghetti code.

With this robotics project, he told the New York Times that it's something he's been considering for a decade, but it only recently has become commercially viable to build automated systems on the scale he envisioned.

He insisted it is not viable to build a hospital, as the Commission wanted, but that the state authorities have opened smaller clinics and deployed mobile teams to help detect cases of cancer and other diseases.

Takeaway: Determine your minimum viable product, build it, measure it on users, learn from their feedback and start over with version 2.0 and keep this cycle going over and over.

Yet even if someone builds a viable studio, there is no guarantee of audiobook employment.

Editor's note: Marc Gayle is a Rails developer and founder of 5KMVP, where he builds Minimum Viable Products for just $5K.

This problem speaks to the potential usefulness of targeted information assessment services for particular professional groups and is a viable research project that builds on these findings.