Sentence examples for viable seems from inspiring English sources

That the question is viable seems little less than bizarre to me, given the weight of evidence.

The mistrust of schools and teachers has become so widespread that the only politically viable solution seems to be to impose more standardized tests.

The placement of sutures in 'big bites' of viable tissue seems justified [5, 18].

The main bottleneck for developing a higher variety of commercially viable products seems to be the limited potential of the technology itself.

So the only viable option seems to be acceptance.

It would also require people to become more involved in local economies, ecologies, and policies, which is the scale at which viable adaptation seems likely to work best.

This estimate of possible viable codons seems rather high, however, in some publications based on site-directed mutagenesis experiments it is suggested that the number of possible random single nucleotide mutations in a given genome of an RNA virus (eg, Vesicular Stomatitis Virus 38) can be even higher—as high as 60%.

If there was some option to pay even smaller amounts, via cell phone text message perhaps, then this would seem more viable.

The final acting category is leading actress in a musical, in which the only two viable nominees seem to be the young Ms. Winokur and the forever young Ms. Peters.

Not all of his ideas are viable; some seem intended mainly to challenge conventional wisdom about preservation and its benefits, and in doing so, to liberate architecture just a little from stale ideas.

To say I love you to language, especially now that its only viable components seem to be "like," "y'know?," and "Wow"! and It's a challenge to chaos hurled.