Sentence examples for viable needs from inspiring English sources

"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".

"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?

"But I do know that any viable state needs to control its borders and police, and meet its people's basic economic needs.

"But I do know that any viable state needs to control its borders and police, and meet its people's most basic economic needs.

Where a viable plan needs transportation infrastructure which may require regional/national- rather than city-wide consultation.

"If the Republican Party is going to remain viable, it needs to nominate Ron Paul," said Sean Curtin of Iowa City, who estimates that that "Libertarian-Constitutional" constituency that supports Mr. Paul makes up 25 percent of the Republican Party.

Analysts say that in order for the project to be viable, EDF needs the government to guarantee it will buy electricity from the plants at prices substantially higher than the current market rates.

Their minimum viable product needs to be right on the money — or, at the very least, built upon a platform that can be upgraded quickly.

A viable candidate needs is a billion dollars and a penchant for psychopathy.