Sentence examples for viable working from inspiring English sources

The question Hutton should therefore be asking is not whether pensions should be paid by taxpayers or not, but whether there is in fact any viable, working alternative to pensions being paid by taxpayers?

Teams of F.B.I. agents and prosecutors from the United States Attorney's office have recently spent weeks in Russia attempting to find viable working arrangements with their Russian counterparts -- so far, to no avail.

Because without a viable middle class, without a viable working class, no city-state can really function as a democracy.

Another helpful text, "Kidpreneurs," taps into the playful nature with starting up and taking an idea into a viable working business model.

While this catastrophe is typically identified with the Rust Belt, it also hit central cities in metropolitan areas that had overall growth in the "new economy," such as Los Angeles and San Francisco in the west, or New York or Boston in the east, or various cities in the south, where formerly viable working class districts lost jobs and working populations, and declined into rundown poverty.

As is shown in the article by Krit Samapuddhi of Thailand (page 20) and the report from the Philippines by Rifat Alwi (page 22), agri-silvicultural methods - taungya and its variations-are providing viable working alternatives to uncontrolled slash-and-burn agriculture.

"And he is doing very viable work for us".

This overinclusiveness, combined with his lack of interest in character, prevents "Reasonable Doubt" from being a viable work of fiction.

Imperfect as it is, the garment industry in Bangladesh, which now employs nearly 4 million people, remains the only viable work option for many young women.

How can you tell a lone parent at a food bank, looking for viable work in an area where Sure Start centres suitable for her child are closing, that the world is getting better?

Still, "Irma La Douce" may be a show destined to live on in its admirers' memories, and on recording, as opposed to a viable work for the contemporary stage.