Sentence examples for viable ideal from inspiring English sources

"Lacking a culturally viable ideal of old age, our civilization does not really harbor a concept of the whole of life," he wrote.

As such, it's the wellspring of 20th-century American architecture, the birthplace of still viable utopian ideals about how to find shelter in the world, and a fitting end for any modernist pilgrim's progress.

The organic marketplace made that ideal viable because there were consumers willing to pay a premium for the products these small farms grew.

Artificial blood vessels composed of viable tissue represent the ideal vascular graft.

Again, natural gas is viewed as a viable if less than ideal option for making up some of the shortfall.

But Mr. Coleman is an idealist, and judging by the turns his work has taken in the last five years -- and the number of young musicians whose work he has directly influenced -- the ideals are viable.

In Muhammad's lifetime the holy city of Medina was an ideal, never "a viable model for Muslim society".

For a viable biofuel production process, the ideal fuel-producing organism must be able to efficiently convert a variety of sugars to fuels anaerobically at near-theoretical yields, resist inhibitors generated by biomass pretreatment and exhibit low product toxicity.

Under ideal circumstances, one viable bacterium is hypothetically sufficient for cultivation.

However, long-term steroid treatment has detrimental side effects, and may not be ideal as a viable option for people suffering from MS. The search for a drug with the same efficacy, yet safer than steroids has been a goal in MS research.

The present method provides a viable means to explore various practical ideal quantum gas flows.