Sentence examples for viable need from inspiring English sources
"We have a valid and viable need to know about convicted sexual offenders who may pose a threat to children".
It's hugely damaging to the economy, so all ideas that are potentially viable need to be explored".
Doesn't a political party to remain viable need to be able to point to an accomplishment that benefits the country once in a while?
"And the decision in respect of the production facilities in Adelaide I can understand, any production facility to be viable needs to have a lot of throughput … the future of this facility has been argued about for a long time".
"Before your new sounds become commercially viable, they need the opportunity to be presented to the public.
In this credit crunch, the normal range of credit is just not available, and all sorts of viable companies need help.
Analysts say Nord Stream, if it is to be viable, will need to be more flexible and competitive with its main customers.
Chuquicamata, an open-pit mine in the north, must go underground to stay viable".We need to create a new Codelco," Mr Piñera told The Economist.
The article also reports that when he started out he assumed that each of his sites, to be economically viable, would need to attract a million page views a month, but today he thinks the figure is twenty million.
The trust's chairman, Dave Giffard, says he regrets the club's low credit rating and winding up petitions, but understands the case that to be viable, Bury need to build a new stadium.
And viable solutions need to be voiced.
