Sentence examples for viable symbol from inspiring English sources
It feels like it's doing too much work – as though Raisin really believes that, say, a botched pluperfect can be a viable symbol of an ex-shipyardman's bona fides, while a college kid's carelessly hyperbolic adverb manifests only a callow entitlement worthy of contempt.
Her upstanding reputation in the community made her a viable symbol making it easier to use her arrest to mobilize the community.
Standing next to the Giants owners, Wellington and John Mara and Steven and Robert Tisch, as well as Carl Goldberg, chairman of the sports authority, the governor said that when he came into office, he wanted to make the Meadowlands sports complex "not only economically viable, but a symbol of pride for our state".
The number of viable cells is represented by symbols +.
He proved that an old Jewish man who called himself a socialist and spent his campaign railing against American inequality and injustice can be not just a viable presidential candidate, but a beloved symbol of America's youth.
If that symbol is to become nationally viable, some matters of nomenclature must be resolved; the words used to describe these pastries are plentiful.
But it was necessary to preserve an iconic symbol of American business and maintain a viable US auto industry.
But, in the absence of a viable economy and national infrastructure, it was still a hopeless place, a symbol of Haiti's deep and persistent problems.
c Closed symbols represent the proportion of pupae that did not emerge as adults and open symbols represent the proportion of eclosing adults that laid viable eggs.
Over the past decades, during the so-called "timber wars," the area had become a symbol of these seemingly irreconcilable differences between protecting a pristine environment and sustaining a viable economy.
