Sentence examples for viable road from inspiring English sources

Without a viable road, the museum cannot thrive, she added.

No one in her campaign — including by all reports Mrs. Clinton herself — saw a viable road to the nomination.

Without suggesting that Syracuse did anything more than recruit a great player, its national championship last spring only reinforces the wisdom of the quick hit, the shortcut, as a viable road to the Final Four.

"The only viable road to sustainable growth and jobs is through research and innovation," Mark English, spokesman for Maire Geoghegan-Quinn, the European commissioner for research, innovation and science, said in an interview.

And it said money would be better spent on more "commercially viable" road, rail and transport projects "not requiring support from the taxpayer".

The Pierre Auger collaboration is running an ambitious R&D program to study the microwave emission in air showers and to determine if it will be a viable road for a future observatory expansion.

But now $3 to $4 of extra credit is extended before the same increase in output takes place, an indication that less economically viable roads, rail lines, business expansions and other investments are being financed.

Going beyond conventional disciplinary distinctions and narrow debates, all the contributors to this project share a commitment to critically understanding the connection between capitalism, exploitation, and the viable roads for emancipation.

Tasked with procuring funds for Phase 3b from sources other than central Government, in July 2007 GMPTE and AGMA submitted a bid to the Transport Innovation Fund, which would release a multi-million pound sum for public transport improvements linked to viable anti-road traffic congestion strategies.

I like to speculate with my final roster spot on relievers that might be viable down the road, while the getting price is cheap.

Combined with the 226 mile range, this should finally the Leaf a viable long-distance road trip car.