Sentence examples for viable positions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Calderón mentioned the absent leftist twice, saying he had not shown up because he did not have viable positions and did not respect the right of voters to see their candidates test one another.
At the syntactic level, there are two viable positions concerning the mass / count distinction: it applies at the level of nouns; or it only applies at the level of noun phrases.
They believe that anything that hurts business is not a viable position".
He's ill but we've got him back up to a viable position.
Thereafter, scoring music for films became one of the principal ways in which new orchestral music maintained a viable position in the cultural marketplace.
Nobody thinks that's a viable position nowadays, but the same impulses -- an assertion of moral superiority, an unwillingness to consider alternative points of view -- lie behind America's new spirit of unilateralism.
There is, of course, a more troubling presumption embedded in these relationships — that, at least in the earliest days of rock and roll, "groupie" was the only viable position open to a woman who wanted to participate, in some way, in the creation and dissemination of the music she loved.
Making Apple's public defense of the security of its users the only viable position to take here. .
Thus, an involvement of the trigemino-cerebrovascular system in the transmission of nociceptive information to the central nervous system is a viable position.
But while this may be a viable position to hold in relation to the project of conceptual art in general, it cannot be used to attack conceptual art on its own grounds.
Overarching surveys of the history of philosophy often leave the impression that philosophical skepticism roughly, the position that nothing can be known had many adherents in the Ancient and Hellenistic Periods, disappeared completely as a topic of intellectual interest during the Middle Ages, and returned as a viable position in the Renaissance and Early Modern Periods.
