Sentence examples for viable to work with from inspiring English sources

Crisis, the homelessness charity, spent hundreds of hours preparing pitches to send to potential contractors, but found just one that was viable to work with; and that contractor subsequently failed to win a deal from the government.

If there is no viable partner for Israel to work with, how can peace be reached?

Even if the Dolly method is not possible, there are other ways in which it would be biologically interesting to work with viable mammoth cells if they can be found.

The diversity of CRWN proteins and the ability to work with viable crwn mutants that exhibit dramatic nuclear phenotypes will facilitate the elucidation of the mechanisms through which these essential proteins exert their effects on nuclear organization.

Fresh peripheral blood mononuclear cells were isolated from blood samples by Ficoll gradient centrifugation and subsequently cultured in high density cultures (10.10E6 cells/ml) allowing to work with viable cultures for more than 7 days.

"We do have a responsibility to work with them to find a viable solution".

To reiterate, scholarly publishers are happy to work with any long-term financially viable business model for publishing services.

He said: "Previous attempts to work with the owner to bring about a viable and acceptable scheme for this site have failed".

We are willing to go the extra mile to work with the city to create a fair and viable redevelopment plan for the people who live and work in Newark".

At her press event today, Schakowsky signaled a willingness to work with Sanders and others in further developing a viable alternative.

After the programme ends and you "graduate", you should be left on the path of a gradual climb to becoming a viable business or at least able to go ahead and convince further investors to work with you.