Sentence examples for viable establishment from inspiring English sources
What happens if there just is no viable "establishment candidate" at all?
By adapting to the circumstances of the race - an electorate focused on foreign policy and interested in a strong leader - Christie has pulled into second place, behind Marco Rubio, as a viable establishment option.
However, for the establishment of a viable governance system, the political parties of Sindh will have to rise above their narrow constituency-related issues and politicians will have to think as statesmen for the larger benefit of the city and the province, and through this bridge the ethnic divide to begin with.
Similar to what Senator Bernie Sanders is doing now in the Democratic Presidential race, Sawant made it abundantly clear she was running for office as a voice for working people, a viable alternative to establishment politics.
Establishment of viable culture systems would greatly aid their conservation.
Elimination of metabolic flux imbalances in microbial cell factories is an important part in the establishment of viable biotechnological production processes.
Given that Florida ziziphus genets are long-lived, low levels of sexual reproduction may be adequate for the establishment of viable populations.
These occupied lands are essential for the geographical establishment of viable Palestinian State.
The plan was to get money to them early in their campaigns ― a way of convincing the old boys' network that female candidates could be viable and deserving of establishment support.
Notably, an appreciable reduction in tumor bioluminescence was evident as early as 3 days post-injection (Supplemental Fig S2), suggesting that PF1502 pre-treatment may modulate early steps in this metastatic model (extravasation and initial establishment of viable microcolonies).
However, some ethical considerations may not be relevant (e.g., animal use protocols in invertebrates are restricted to cephalopods) and specialized protocols for tissue collection (e.g., animals with smaller body sizes) and establishment of viable cultures (e.g., plants) may differ.
