Sentence examples for viable to exist from inspiring English sources

More piers are privately owned than those operated by communities or charitable trusts, but all must be viable to exist.

To address the problems of the inner city, some kind of viable economic structure needs to exist to help fathers act like fathers.

Do they simply not understand that we need a living, viable planet in order to exist out here in the cold of space?

However, estimates of the conservation value of modified land-uses may be inflated by the presence of occasional species (e.g. singletons and doubletons) that may be unable to exist as viable populations in isolation.

In a letter to Obama in June praising his speech in Cairo, a group of American Christian leaders warned that the Christian population in the Holy Land was "dwindling rapidly" and might cease to exist as a viable community unless there was an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.

But there are very rare glimmers of hope, when it appears Ukraine may indeed scrape by and continue to exist as a viable, unified state.

The old al-Qaida of Osama bin Laden which pulled off 9/11 (in good part because of our own lapses) ceased to exist as a viable, competent entity years ago.

Under unfavorable conditions V. cholerae cells have been shown to exist in a viable but non-cultural (VNC) form, [ 28] which is believed to maintain its persistence in the environment during inter-epidemic periods.

Under adverse environmental conditions, it has been shown to exist in a viable but non-culturable state which could revert to a transmissible state when climatic conditions become favourable, suggesting that in endemic regions, the aquatic environment may serve as a reservoir for this pathogen in the absence of an outbreak of cholera.

Suddenly, what was a perfectly viable, profitable business is now working really hard just to exist.

Under the tangential condition, a global viable solution for a fuzzy delay differential inclusion is proved to exist.