Sentence examples for viable would be from inspiring English sources

Establishing such a protectorate and keeping it viable would be a heavy drain on the Western powers.

The chances of cells being viable would be increased if bones could be recovered from the lowest possible temperature rather than waiting until they emerge from snow.

The future of Remploy's remaining 18 factories, considered potentially viable, would be reviewed on the assumption that all options would be "outside government control".

Subsidiaries that are not viable would be closed and gradually wound down to prevent a sudden collapse, as occurred in the case of Lehman.

Critics say the new law, which would allow a termination after 22 weeks only if the mother's life was at risk or if the fetus was not viable, would be too restrictive.

Núñez, in Stockholm this week for the International Parliamentarians Conferencee that is assessing progress on the implementation of 20-year-old targets on women's rights, said he was confident legislation that would allow abortion when a woman's life was at risk, in cases or rape or when the foetus was not viable, would be voted into law next year.

It seemed strange that a boat like this, a sturdy, viable boat, would be unoccupied.

We calculate that 24 of our supported housing schemes across the Sheffield city region would no longer be financially viable and would be at risk of closing.

If the leg is not viable, Violet would be euthanized (amputating the leg and keeping her in captivity is not seen as a humane option).

If billionaire Sheldon Adelson, Gingrich's main money-man, decides Gingrich is no longer viable, it would be hard for him to keep going.

Hollo said: "The only way Direct Action can be turned into an effective and viable scheme would be to completely separate industrial emissions from land sector abatement.