Sentence examples for viable rule from inspiring English sources

To be viable, rule (5) would need to be supplemented with considerations of relevance, which depend upon the subject matter, historical context and logical details particular to each analogical argument.

The only viable rule: 50% + 1," Cloutier tweeted in response to Trudeau's recognition of Britain's referendum.

And any savvy investor knows that technology that is environmentally-friendly and commercially viable rules the day.

The emergence of new demands on the 'Minimum Viable Population rule' eventually led to significant management change within the Payette National Forest.

Steady state and limit cycle superset repair terminates at this point; the nodes and the viable node and rule combinations are returned.

Amazon and others are currently developing the technology to make drone deliveries possible on a commercially viable scale, but rules and regulations currently governing their operation have held development back.

But the councils, backed by the British and American governments, also represent a critical element of counterinsurgency strategy: if they succeed, the hope is they will convince people that there is a viable alternative to Taliban rule.

Of course, there are viable exceptions to the rule, like when co-workers of the bride want to throw her a shower, even though they know they are not being invited to her wedding.

Pelley said he expects police departments across the country to begin using drug-sniffing technology to find and bust drug dealers and users as soon as it proves viable — until the courts rule that they shouldn't.

In any viable international institution its rules must bind the powerful as well as the weak.

And it makes it very quick and easy to find out whether a new theory is viable, or is already ruled out by previous measurements - hopefully allowing the field to focus on the best candidates more rapidly.