Sentence examples for viable enough to from inspiring English sources

But none of these compensatory mechanisms is yet visible and viable enough to matter.

Nowadays, design decisions should be viable enough to function well under complex and uncertain business environments for many years or decades.

I can't tell from my biased viewpoint whether the movement is viable enough to merit a newspaper in its name here in Tucson.

They also say the cap improves the chances that small start-up wireless companies can remain viable enough to stimulate competition.

Repressed by Mr Mubarak though he let them stay viable enough to serve as a bogeyman to the regime's Western supporters the group soldiered on with gritty determination.

Medical experts testified for the defense that the fetus, estimated to be 24 weeks old, was not viable enough to have survived outside the womb.

Should Mr. Gingrich remain a viable enough candidate to stay in the race through the summer, as he vowed on Tuesday, Mr. Romney could be forced to maintain an angry edge that could undermine his appeal among moderate and independent voters — groups whose views of him, polls suggest, appear to have been harmed by the Florida melee.

"We have to make sure [the centers] are viable enough for people to be able to make a living wage," says Auerbach of Sanergy's goal to start small.

Right now, the dyes degrade over different lengths of time, and they don't stay viable long enough to be used in gizmos that are constantly running.

"They were able to get large constructs that were viable long enough to be implanted, which is not trivial at all," Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, a biomedical engineer at Columbia University, told The Verge.

Though few expect him to win South Carolina, which holds the next GOP primary on Feb. 20, he could benefit as his two main rivals from Florida – former Gov. Jeb Bush and Sen. Marco Rubio – continue their fierce battle to remain viable long enough to reach the Florida primary next month.