Sentence examples for viable channels from inspiring English sources

"There are perfectly viable channels for distributing food that you no longer want," says Stuart.

As an early adopter of LinkedIn, I still view the groups as viable channels through which one can increase connectivity, demonstrate thought leadership, and conduct valuable market research.

She is using her platform to inform and engage the public about their legal rights and helping concerned citizens to navigate the viable channels for criminal justice reform.

The women who are actually ambitious enough to potentially make it in tech as technical women look at this landscape and every signal derails her from that technical path because the vicous cycle encourages her to chase only the most viable channels.

The existence of viable channels reminiscent of GJs between parasite and fibroblast-associated cells in T. musculi, a protozoan parasite specific to mice was also described [ 68].

In its category, Mr. Kuruvilla said, MTV is "the only financially viable channel of the lot".

And it, too, faces the chicken-and-egg dilemma: to become a viable channel for Wall Street research, brokerage firms need assurance that institutions want the service.

So perhaps movie merchandising will become a viable channel for making money in an industry struggling to create content and products that people will actually pay for.

In view of the fact that most university counseling services in Taiwan suffer from insufficient counseling space and staff (Ministry of Education, Taiwan 2012) to meet the increasing demand for psychological and counseling assistance of their constituents (John Tung Foundation 2012), the primary goal of this study is to examine whether SL is a viable channel for university counseling.

Girl Scouting may offer a viable channel for health promotion and obesity prevention programs.

Such genetic risk makes the study of siblings of affected children a viable channel for understanding pathways of neurodevelopment.