Sentence examples for viable strong from inspiring English sources

And then we ask: how do we create an economy; how do we make a living; how do we keep viable strong communities?

Success is when there's a viable strong competitor in each software niche.

People of color, particularly women of color, are positioned not only to run these viable, strong campaigns but to actually win," said Aimee Allison, senior vice president at PowerPAC+, which works to increase diversity in progressive politics. .

In their 1919 book, Inbreeding and Outbreeding, East and Jones laid the basis for the concept of heterosis, or hybrid vigour (that hybrids are often more viable, stronger, and more fertile than inbred strains).

This is indeed a daunting task, requiring a potent and viable rationale, strong leadership as well as very considerable funds in order to compete, let alone succeed.

But I know that unless we have viable and strong neighborhoods, downtown will be merely a city near a river.

It's not just a case of twisting the three strands together into a storyline, then, there's further weaving, layering and intertwining, into something that's complex but not too confusing, viable and strong.

Administration officials also sought to reassure doubters that the online marketplaces created by the law would be viable, emphasizing strong consumer interest in shopping for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

They don't want to be told to get a husband when they can see single life would be more economically viable with stronger abortion rights or affordable childcare; they'd rather the economy was reshaped around women's changing lives rather than vice versa.

"This is all about getting Detroit strong, viable and solvent".

So, without the board doing what is expected — setting a strong, viable direction — expect more turmoil at J. C. Penney.