Sentence examples for viable practice from inspiring English sources

Paul Pierce hurt his left leg during a shootaround in the Atlanta series and would not be a viable practice candidate.

"With a lot of hard work and sacrifice and sweat equity and you name it, we created an economically viable practice," he said, "but I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy".

Given ecosystem benefits of oxbows and similar costs compared to bioreactors, we believe that reconstructing oxbows to receive tile drainage water should be considered a viable practice for tile drainage treatment in agricultural areas.

Sure, I was aware of the serious and ongoing stresses of maintaining a viable practice in today's turbulent times, but I was embarrassed I had never delved deeper into the issue of burnout.

Some years it is a more viable practice in heavy or lodged wheat (basically wheat that has fallen down) or uneven emergence after planting.

The second is empowering lawyers to create financially viable practices that include representing clients of moderate income.

But they must still run viable practices, repay significant educational debt and keep pace with medical innovations and improvements.

When we talk about complex issues such as digital identity, there is a balance between establishing principles (particularly in relation to policy) and developing commercially viable practices.

Since the current payment model rewards procedures rather than consultative conversations, I contend that "sharing" is better achieved through a fair reimbursement model that permits all physicians to have viable practices.

a) Has the business skills training enabled the CMWs to establish viable practices and provide high quality care?

"Sacrifice has to be shared, and economists should not demand what is not viable in practice," he said.