Sentence examples for was really viable from inspiring English sources

It led to people questioning whether remote working was really viable.

She added, "We have more alternatives that are really viable than we often think about or include in our arsenal of possibilities".

On the point about whether the estate is "viable": if the alternative is the land beneath it on the open market, for a private developer to pay bubble prices, then nothing is really viable.

For most of us, none of these methods are really viable.

It contains the fundamental concepts of your game, and will allow you to see if your idea is really viable as a video game.

Finally, there is the evolutionary function: humans and pre-humans who made the difficult choice to abandon a child when it was really not viable, were more, not less, likely to raise surviving offspring in the end.

In Harambe's case, this was an unscheduled and obvious emergency and darting the animal was really not a viable option.

"Ten years ago, open source at the time was really focused on offering viable alternatives to traditional software," he told me.

But, she said, "the pan-ethnic Asian identity is really not viable — it exacerbates the idea of our being foreigners".

"It controls more than 99 per cent of the UK lottery market, so there is really no viable comparison with the Health Lottery.

"The monastic archetype is in all of us, but I'm not sure that living it out for your entire life is really a viable thing," he said.