Sentence examples for viable of from inspiring English sources

The key thing that makes the scheme viable, of course, is the availability of the land.

Some fans have speculated that the producers wanted Mr. Cook to win because he seemed to be the more commercially viable of the two finalists.

The most commercially viable of the NWONW groups, Elastica, managed to get themselves co-opted into Britpop instead, the minute that became a better scene to be lumped in with.

The group seemed to think that Ms. Bachmann could mount a large fund-raising campaign and be the most viable of the candidates on the right of the Republican field.

And the one not on the shortlist: The various options proposed around the estuary – including the original offshore "Boris Island" proposal – have been condensed by Davies to one, "the most viable" of schemes that the commission describes as "presenting many challenges and uncertainties".

RAMALLAH, West Bank — The Palestinian decision to apply for full United Nations membership at the Security Council, announced Friday by President Mahmoud Abbas, was the most viable of the only options possible: surrender, return to violence or appeal to the international community, a senior Palestinian official said Saturday.

This procedure resulted in the rapid detection of low levels of viable cells of Enterobacteriaceae.

Cell survival was expressed as a percentage of viable cells of treated samples to that of untreated cells (negative control).

Only 50 million barrels of viable reserves of oil or its gas equivalent were discovered.

This results in the limitation of the viable application of this metalloprotein for hydrogen fuel.

In the present work, we report the analysis of a viable mutant of the IMP3 gene.