Sentence examples for viable targets from inspiring English sources

If Winston does struggle it will not be for want of viable targets.

The more worrisome issue for the 49ers is the lack of viable targets in the passing game.

He said that banks, particularly those that still pay large bonuses despite receiving billions in taxpayer money, had become "viable targets".

While government has the challenge of setting viable targets and parameters for employers, the voluntary sector and the education system to work within, businesses should be more ambitious and proactive in their handling of social mobility.

Mur ligases are involved in cytoplasmic steps of bacterial peptidoglycan biosynthesis and are viable targets for antibacterial drug discovery.

These and other structural and energetic data suggest that such organolithium compounds should be viable targets for synthesis.

Working for the Americans makes an Iraqi a traitor in the eyes of insurgents, and a viable target.

Why reach out to someone a statistician or a computer program does not consider a viable target?

In the short-term, at least, this demographic could also be the most viable target market in Africa for Tesla's ground-breaking energy storage.

And while Mr. Ghosn acknowledged that the Leaf would not appeal to everyone, he said there was a viable target audience.

This is a viable target more pertinent to the sport's success than turning an envious eye to the attention enjoyed by football and a blind one to its flirtation with financial implosion.