Sentence examples for viable has been from inspiring English sources

"The government's narrow interpretation of what is viable has been rejected, not only by the workforce but by the Scottish select committee.

And tax credits and other subsidies help wind operators in Germany and elsewhere.The key to wind's success in becoming commercially viable has been technologies that have allowed turbine size to grow from an average of 10 metres in diameter in the mid-1970s toverer 80 metres today.

However producing a low cost collector design which is commercially viable has been difficult.

This was a small pilot study, designed to test whether such a trial is viable, has been very valuable in calculating the required sample size for the future RCT and ascertaining that such a trial is feasible.

The fact that microbial DNA was obtained from these endotracheal tubes would suggest microbial cells (viable or non-viable) had been present and highlights the benefit of supplementing the culture analysis with molecular investigation.

Cash said a "viable enterprise has been run into the ground by its managers".

When it had trouble with the replacement foam, NASA applied to the Environmental Protection Agency for an exemption from the CFC ban, saying "no viable alternative has been identified".

This is the first time a viable offspring has been grown from an adult animal's cell, however This success follows years of pioneering work at Roslin.

Can someone bring me something?" Suddenly, out of the blue, a snap on the PA wire: a "viable device" has been found on a bus near Dublin.

A "substantial and viable" bomb has been made safe by army bomb experts in north Belfast.

Once a viable model has been found and validated, the startup transforms into a business unit of the parent company.