Sentence examples for viable so long from inspiring English sources

In a similar 1997 memo, Kagan urged President Clinton to sign legislation that would prohibit abortions late in pregnancy when a fetus might be viable so long as those exemptions were in place.

The researchers say that the high summer temperatures and lack of rainfall in the desert may have helped keep the seed viable for so long by reducing the generation of free radicals, which cause oxidative damage.

Was a newspaper a viable entity only so long as it had classifieds, comics and the latest sports scores?" The response has been mixed.

After all, it's 2015 and many are only just realizing that you can in fact be productive on a device without a dedicated keyboard and pointing device because the desktop was the only viable computing environment for so long.

"Competition is good, so long as innovation remains viable for new entrants," Varney said.

"The EBRD may consider participating in the project so long as there are viable investment proposals and all other environmental matters and risks can be addressed to the bank's satisfaction," said a spokesman.

"So long as there is no viable concept, it isn't possible to support the plan," a Dresdner Bank spokesman said today.

Strange to say that the most viable items here were the long black suede stretch boots, so long they actually became pants, or poots, closing with a six-inch zipper on the hip.

So long as these men are still commercially viable, they will still work.

In an extreme example, muscle stem cells can remain viable in human cadavers for up to 17 days, a 2012 study found, so long as they are not contaminated by oxygen. .

So long as that applies, then making apps for fiction is not really viable".