Sentence examples for viable existence from inspiring English sources

Now the Reit structure allows grants to be invested and cashed in at the end of a social housing project's viable existence.

And yet now we turn to outsourced contractors to extract money on our behalf from families whose nerves are already on edge, whose grip on a viable existence is already perilous.

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.

You should know that there were fantasies of stealing you away and moving to northern Michigan, to the woods, to a hand-hewn cabin in the middle of those woods, to see what you might grow into, if you might settle into a viable existence, but you must have heard the sorries raining down and had some sense of what lay behind that word, the suffering and the failure.

Within a year, one friend finished her book proposal and landed a three-book deal, another carved out a viable existence as a freelancer and two others produced web series.

The clinicians did not have to explain away the pain of self-mutilation with some form of more complicated 'exchange mechanism' such as Menninger's (who excused the pain and loss of self-mutilation by claiming that it was averting the greater loss of suicide, trading pain and perhaps an appendage in return for viable psychic existence).

If Schulze-Makuch's theory is indeed credible, this would make a lot of yet uninhabitable planets, including Venus, potentially viable for the existence of ETs.

We analyze the conditions for the existence of viable genotypes, their number, as well as the structure and the number of connected clusters of viable genotypes.

That is a particular problem in villages where, rather than bad management, it is often high rents and greedy pub companies that force otherwise viable pubs out of existence.

Thus, it is viable to determine the existence and location of damages in a structure if its vibrational behavior is identified.

Existence of viable habitat is critical to the survival of any species, so habitat fragmentation is the main reason for the changes in distribution and abundance of organisms, and is usually considered to have negative effect on the abundance, species richness and population of organisms in a specific landscape.