Sentence examples for viable it should be from inspiring English sources

This means that if cellphone manufacturers can be convinced that GSM-based indoor localization is viable, it should be relatively inexpensive to create new products.

Although behaviourism is no longer considered a viable approach, it should be noted just how much the dimension of the publicly observable encompasses.

This is just one idea that may or may not be viable, but it should be explored.

Not because it's wrong to aspire to work for a company like Apple, but because, if egg-freezing is already being used by some healthy women as security against fertility problems later on, and is a viable option, it should be available to us all.

For a model to be viable and sustainable, it should be based on scenarios that are plausible and highly typical from the point of view of those 'doing' agriculture.

The final composts should not contain pathogens or viable seeds and it should be stable and suitable for use as soil amendment (Epstein 1997; Tønner-Klank et al. 2007).

"It is in our interest to see that the north remains a viable state, just as it should be in the interest of the north to see Southern Sudan emerge a viable one too," said Mr Kiir.

And given its endorsement by W3C, it should be a viable captioning format for a wide range of applications and devices for the foreseeable future.

For testing, it should be viable to let participants experience the building from a visitor's perspective.

If political leaders anywhere believe that the use of chemical weapons is a viable option to subdue opposition, it should be unthinkable that the rest of us be in ignorance of that.

"It should be a viable business all on its own," Mr. Zoffinger said.