Sentence examples for viable word from inspiring English sources
Finally, if you're attracted to girls and also at least one boy, I think "bi" is a viable word to describe your orientation!
As if there were any doubt that the free-to-play model for MMOs would take off (and be viable, too), word from EA is that its online racer, Need For Speed World, has passed the 1 million user mark.
It's a viable safe-word, and an effective social lubricant.
Then at the bottom, next to the word "viable," someone had drawn the female sign.
And what about the Palestinians?" President Bush has spoken for the first time about a "Palestinian state", but he has not used the word "viable".
One example is the distractor "volatile" for the target word "viable" in the following reading passage excerpt.
No is a viable and powerful word— it's OK to say it!
No is a viable and powerful word – it's OK to say it!
However, before it can be truly regarded as a viable model of word naming it is important to investigate two additional issues: (1) To what extent do the results reported so far depend on the vowel-centred visual representation scheme that we have adopted.
In other words, viable genotypes form genotype networks that extend far through genotype space.
In other words, viable spore yield = (colony forming units isolated from SPA [ i.e., viable spores ] ) (colony forming units plated on SPA ) It is important to note that the units of viable spore yields are not strictly the number of viable spores produced per diploid cell, so the values can be greater than four.
