Sentence examples for viable making from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, technological developments and soaring oil prices have made its extraction economically viable, making it a prime destination for major international oil companies.

Townsend wrote the album to be "commercially viable", making his existing style more concise and accessible but without going so far as to write "pop songs".

Her upstanding reputation in the community made her a viable symbol making it easier to use her arrest to mobilize the community.

He insisted that a "well-run adult home can be financially viable and make money".

The fact that Donald Trump is still is viable candidate makes me want to eat my fucking shoes.

Yet, experts said, the lack of viable alternatives makes it highly unlikely that the assembly would oust Mr. Wahid -- at least for now.

He added: "A public inquiry will prove to locals that the action taken in the last 10 years was viable and made with the right intentions".

"There's been a credible, viable bid made for the airfield... we need someone in here with aviation experience that can realise the full potential of Manston.

Viable cells make use of the respiratory and metabolic functions of the cell, the analyte to be monitored being either a substrate or an inhibitor of these processes.

Businesses, to be viable must make a decent profit and pay fair wages.

Synthetic lethal interaction analysis, in which the deletion of two viable genes makes the organism (yeast) inviable, generated the first large-scale synthetic lethal interaction data set [5].