Sentence examples for whether this is viable from inspiring English sources

Several experts, including those from the United Nations, have questioned whether this is viable, with critics claiming that digging up seabed and dumping it within the Great Barrier Reef marine park will smother coral with sediment and kill off marine life.

While it is common to search for bound ligands in electron densities calculated directly after an initial refinement cycle, we raise the important question whether this strategy is viable for fragments characterized by low affinities.

However, some question whether this distinction is viable, especially in the HESC research context.

The question is whether this claim is viable when exposure is to large numbers of chemicals, all at levels around their individual ADIs.

Perhaps future studies looking at the differential effects of vitamin D on cortical and trabecular bone might determine whether this hypothesis is viable.

There have been many sightings in other English counties and Scotland but it is not known whether these are viable populations or isolated escapees from farms.

Sandberg is cynical of whether this simplistic process is viable.

Sustainable competitive advantage: Thorough competitive analysis and positioning allow the entrepreneur to determine whether his/her venture is viable and whether it may have a sustainable future.

Whether he is viable or not remains to be seen.

"Right now, it's about finding out whether Tulsa is viable," she said.

Farmland ranges from $3,000 to $10,000 an acre, Ms. Haine said, depending on whether it is viable for vineyard production.