Sentence examples for which are viable from inspiring English sources

There are various options, all of which are viable options.

The first two are arguments that we might expect to see as part of Obama's campaign, and which are viable even under this worst-case scenario.

The eggs of most invertebrates, fish, and amphibians must be fertilized a few minutes after they are shed into the water; an exception is sea urchin eggs, which are viable for about 40 hours after their release.

The question is whether the Treasury will pour billions more into shoring up the life insurers or subject each to rigorous testing, then determine which are viable and perhaps force quiet mergers and divestitures for those deemed too weak to save.

"There are now three or four mapping companies which are viable," said Opus's senior analyst Greg Sterling.

However, microturbine arrays which are viable in coastal locations can help minimize the initial investment as well as operating costs and environmental impact.

The public interest in a press which is free, which is viable, and which is diverse cannot be too highly valued.

Another approach for the preparation of highly dispersive materials is cyclic plastic deformation, which is viable for particular classes of metallic materials.

For these first experiments we have set the addition of oxygen aside, which was viable for the infiltration experiments described in Part I of the paper.

In conclusion, our data suggest the existence of the ischemic penumbra, which were viable for a longer period than previously thought; CEA seems to improve the cerebral metabolism that may result from the improved perfusion at the ischemic penumbra.

This was largely accounted for by seed under 9 years old, about 90% of which is viable.