Sentence examples for viable role from inspiring English sources

The N.C.A.A. might have created a viable role for itself if it hadn't been such a trade association for the powerhouse schools.

As a young man I always identified with the self-destructive writers – Dylan Thomas and Fitzgerald – but after you turn 40 they cease to be viable role models.

Government is taking an increasing interest in faith and development, and the faith community increasingly has a viable role alongside major development organisations in working to achieve the MDGs.

The folding keyboards have been around since the introduction of some of the first palmtops, but they are playing an increasingly viable role in laptop replacement as the combined elements become more and more capable.

It's these children who need access to viable role models on which to base their own careers, and to be able to see for themselves that professional artists can come from any walk of life, not just the middle classes.

Copeland, a forward the Knicks found overseas last year in Belgium, has grabbed the attention of several teams after he became a viable role player who scored from the perimeter.

Because viable roles for even so small a number are rare, each member of the diva guild tends to develop a brand.

Meanwhile, many leading social networks fill viable roles that don't overlap with other services, so there's no immediate need for consolidation, says Matwyshyn.

Aside from stereotypes and a lack of viable roles, Hollywood is notorious for whitewashing from the inception of film to modern day, especially when it comes to Asian narratives.

Policymakers and health researchers could collaborate more effectively with retailers by assisting them to create financially viable roles more compatible with public health objectives.

We face challenges no less extraordinary than those of our predecessors not the least of which is carving out a viable, innovative role for interdisciplinary research in an age of rapidly evolving technology.