Sentence examples for viable structures from inspiring English sources

Secondly, Ukip's organisation was appalling until Farage and his allies took a grip and set up viable structures.

What does the future look like now that you know that 3D-printing is capable of creating water-tight, viable structures?

The results indicated that some of the simple formulations and processing conditions developed in the project produce hydraulic cements with viable structures and strength development qualities.

But the partnership plan at least offers a viable structure within which to complete the task.

The engineers Arup, called on to translate Gehry's model into a viable structure, describe the 'challenge' of their task.

Unless there is a viable structure on the land, many people who inherit lots don't know quite what to do with them.

We hypothesized that cell-seeded patches implanted into sheep pulmonary artery would undergo progressive and complete healing into a viable structure well integrated with the arterial wall.

If he is successful in selling the proposal, he said, OTB will become a "viable structure under which it can prosper inside the state of N.Y., and I think that's what ought to happen".

The latest big hitter from the governing body to mount a defence of the competition is Rob Andrew, who has spent almost 20 years at the heart of domestic rugby politics and is all too familiar with the acute aches and pains associated with creating a viable structure for the professional club game in England.

The purpose is to strong-arm the creditors, unions and dealers into agreement on a more viable structure for the industry.

To date, these efforts have not produced a politically, economically, and environmentally viable structure for a future climate agreement.