Sentence examples for viable proving from inspiring English sources

The internet is a viable proving grounds for our cause, especially because I don't think pro-lifers are too web-savvy.

His most famous target was MG Rover, though the deep cuts he proposed to make to the firm viable proved too politically unpalatable and the business was sold instead to the now notorious Phoenix Ventures in 2000.

Oliver highlighted a less alarming number in the report -- 0.03 degrees Celsius, the global temperature increase anticipated by burning the current "economically viable proven reserve" of oil sands.

He talks of voter outrage over the growth in dispensaries around Denver, but offers no viable evidence to prove his point.

Moreover, the left viable lesion proved that the combination of RFA and surgery could indeed accomplish curability in our case.

Their mission tends to be to provide financing for developers while at the same time maintaining their creative rights, although exactly how viable that proves over the long term is unknown.

An analysis of cell viability after certain time points showed that treated cells were fully viable and proved full reproductive abilities after treatment (see Methods for details).

"The court is persuaded by Facebook's argument that plaintiffs have not shown that they have a viable method for proving each class member's recovery," Hamilton wrote.

Cq values were markedly increased in enriched samples, proving viable C. botulinum (data not shown).

After proving itself viable on the field, the club is anticipating adding additional sponsors to its current list, which includes Emirates, the Middle Eastern airline, and Nike, he said.

Viable partnerships have proved to be solutions to many development challenges.