Sentence examples for viable- from inspiring English sources

The emergence of Ukip as a viable political force is the result of a declining labour market.

We seem to have no politicians big enough to address the issue of a viable future for working people.

Fracking is also likely to take at least five years to produce commercial quantities of natural gas, and although a government-commissioned geological survey found that decades-worth of the fuel are likely to lie below the surface, it is not known how much can be extracted at economically viable rates.

But these land routes have become less viable in recent months, squeezed by border crackdowns.

The party, and the leader, come last: if you're waiting for the People's Assembly to become viable, it won't; not until you become a person, who assembles.

"In the second attempt, an immature female, which nested 5 metres [16ft] from the boundary of the moor, laid two eggs in Northumberland but the eggs were not viable despite the female incubating for the full term and the male provisioning her well.

Without changing a single thing about his platform, Cain will magically become viable.

"I felt this need to know whether there was potentially another viable life among the embryos," she says.

The Conservatives' only viable option is to roughly cut by a third the 39 seats the party is currently projected to lose to Labour.

Pre-season friendlies have always been among the more whimsical dates in the football follower's diary, or at least they always used to be until the leading clubs began jetting off to all economically viable points of the globe in search of extra income and latent support.

Foley vehemently opposed privatisation and in his concession speech said the Labor party was now back as a viable political force in NSW after a thumping at the 2011 election.