Sentence examples for viable viewing from inspiring English sources

Not just because you once watched a movie with Jennifer Aniston wearing a hat, so every time you load up Netflix "movies with people in hats" is a viable viewing category.

And they are what make the plays viable individually; viewing all four in succession will obviously add to your comprehension, but they more than stand on their own.

"In what possible viable world view could the 'right to vote' be valued more favorably than property rights and the freedom of enterprise?" he asks.

And this: In what possible viable world view could "property rights and the freedom of enterprise" be valued more favorably than liberty of thought, belief, and speech?

The question I would ask is this one: In what possible viable world view could the "right to vote" be valued more favorably than the right to think, believe, and speak as one wishes?

The Book of Esther confronts us with two equally viable world views: we might envision a world of purpose, spearheaded by God, or a world of chance, where logic rules.

A viable and verifiable view of their correlations is essential in view of the status of register as 'linguistic variation according to use'.

It states bleakly that: "The sustainability of the European model(s) of development is increasingly challenged, without a viable alternative in view".The EU's demographic problem is worsened by the number of working-age Europeans relying on welfare.

Some do not agree with the case for an independent Kashmir, others think it would not be politically stable or economically viable, but the view most widely held is that Kashmir would be much worse-off with Pakistan than it is with India.

Fig. 5 Minimum viable product, traditional view.

Fig. 6 Minimum viable product, entrepreneurial view for innovation and sustainable competitiveness.