Sentence examples for viable to go from inspiring English sources

"I pay homage to William Shatner because he made it viable to go to folks like me.

"My personal view is that as far as hospital beds are concerned, it doesn't seem viable to go on reducing them in the way that has been happening in the last few decades".

Because of the high costs, it was not economically viable to go to Broadway anymore, the two men said, pointing out at the time that the play would cost $1.6 million to produce on Broadway compared with $660,000 Off Broadway.

"There are many clinics around my area to get contraception, however most of them only offer certain types of contraception on certain days of the week, and as a woman working full-time it just isn't viable to go to the clinic or doctor on for example a Wednesday morning just to get a specific form of contraception that I want," she said.

However, it wouldn't have been viable to go straight from Bowdoin to a research-focused tenure-track job".

Several of the projected pieces are sculptural and refer to 9/11, though tentatively and obliquely, which may still be the only viable way to go.

We want to have a viable club to go forward and possibly play in the Championship, and that's what we're working on.

The American corporation that Bell works for is mining Helium-3, a source of clean energy that really does exist on the moon and which Jones believes is "the only financially viable reason to go" there.

If you can stomach doing another graduate-level degree and have a passion for teacher education then this is a viable way to go.

We thought that of every single option that was available out there, this was a really viable option, to go with the paperless ticketing".

Having worked much of the time on the business side of the paper, he knows that diversity does more than serve humanity: It's also the only commercially-viable way to go now.