Sentence examples for viable now from inspiring English sources

It's more viable now than ever before".

"There are a lot more people viable now," said a Democratic strategist.

But the side gigs seem less viable now that she's been ordered back into the office.

In a speech in Parliament last week, Mr. Shourie said neither a punitive airstrike nor a conventional troop mobilization was viable now.

But it's more viable now after the nuclear accident in Japan, where shutdowns have led to a rise in gas demand.

Mr. Rohatyn has said that an increase in gasoline taxes could be politically viable now that people are adjusting to the lower oil and gas prices.

"African solutions are not viable right now," he said.

Last month, Espressa in Brighton finally declared the rental model "no longer viable", and now only sells.

By contrast, Mr. Parsons said that downloading movies "is not a viable option now or even in the near future".

Viable methods now exist for predictions with less than 1 log unit uncertainty, which is adequate for prescreening synthetic candidates or design of combinatorial libraries.

State and local officials who once scoffed at the very idea of farms as viable businesses now promote farming as smart economic development.