Sentence examples for viable today from inspiring English sources

It's all about standards, but are such standards still viable today?

I think this could be something that will significantly unlock schemes that are not viable today.

To see it as viable today is simply out of step with the economic times we live in.

No top-notch entertainment system is viable today without broadband, and so The Dorchester and the Lanesborough installed fiber optic cables that provide a high-speed Internet connection.

"We believe like classical music is of our time, classical architecture is as viable today as yesterday," said Mr. Franck, who with his colleagues has worked with one of the nation's leading neo-Classical architects, Allan Greenberg.

It was a rudimentary snow-making effort, but it was revolutionary and helped paved the way for the sophisticated operations that have made hundreds of ski areas in the Northeast economically viable today.

Is Mr. Paul, in fact, a viable 2016 contender?

Such advances could also help to make libraries viable – 2014's Independent Library Report advocated a "national digital network for libraries".

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In the summer of 1966, Mr. Barish and his son Craig toured ski resorts from Vermont to California, demonstrating that "slope soaring" could be a viable summer activity for the resorts.

Further, Y-splitter designed from the basis equally bifurcate power and the outputs received at the two ends are in phase yielding a viable 50 50 power splitter.