Sentence examples for viable meant from inspiring English sources

Asked to explain what "not viable" meant, Carney said: "It's diplomatic jargon to mean what you want it to mean".

Nix's definition of "viable" means some public criticism is bound to follow him to Kinecta.

That's what viable means".

Bribery remains a viable means of evading punishment, too.

Air drops are a viable means of emergency food supply.

And will it encourage councils to consider consortia as a viable means of delivering services?

To many of them, sea travel remains the only viable means of transportation.

"Welding continues to be a viable means of expression for many artists," she writes.

Therefore, "corrupt" systems often offer a more viable means of getting by for ordinary people.

Whatever the answer, we need an organised and viable means to play our part.

Reaching young Quebecers via mobile phones appears to be a viable means to approach treatment.