Sentence examples for viable vehicle from inspiring English sources

As a tactic, that kind of protest has been and continues to be a viable vehicle to garner public attention to alleged injustice".

Some of the oft-repeated challenges to mobile learning as a viable vehicle for education include the costs associated with ownership and maintenance of the devices, fears of inappropriate use, and the alleged difficulty of reading on the devices with small screens.

It's too soon to say whether the Wyden-Gregg proposal is a viable vehicle for tax reform, but it's a good start.

In either case, what is at the center of attention is language itself, "the story of Hebrew". For the fascinating question is: how was Hebrew transformed from a scriptural idiom to a viable vehicle for the modern experience?

But only three models were ever built, and the dream of a viable vehicle that can offer freedom both in the air and on the road has remained frustratingly elusive.

Although many companies are racing to be the ones to bring a fully autonomous, commercially viable vehicle to the market including Lyft, Ford, Uber, Honda, Toyota, Tesla and many others, it's Waymo, the autonomous vehicle division of Alphabet, Google's parent company, that has been the first to reach many milestones along the journey.

Our analysis found that although cross-border alliances pose many challenges, they are in fact viable vehicles for international strategy.

It would seem that meeting air-quality standards reduces an engine's efficiency so much that the only way VW felt they could make commercially viable vehicles was to cheat the emissions tests.

At Elevate, with the entire ecosystem gathered in one place, the discussions ranged from identifying key markets and players with commercially viable vehicles to enabling technologies, like battery storage, and aircraft certification and policy, like FAA regulations.

Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and Elon Musk's Space X are already investing in viable vehicles to take people into space.

Unfortunately, Ms. Ruhl has not created a viable dramatic vehicle for expressing her ideas about all these ideas.