Sentence examples for which viable from inspiring English sources

Footpaths, guttering, sewerage, landfill – issues that were overcome decades ago in normal terrestrial environments – represent a complex set of problems in countries like the Marshall Islands, Kiribati and Tuvalu, for which viable solutions have yet to be found.

The degree to which viable measures related to social capital are included in PAVR is low.

The model rate equation at which viable flocs materialize at 2 g/L and pH 5 is displayed in Table 5.

Evidence comes from Arabidopsis interploidy crosses, in which viable seeds are larger than normal when the paternal genome is in excess, whereas extra maternal genome copies produce smaller viable seeds [48, 58].

It would also require people to become more involved in local economies, ecologies, and policies, which is the scale at which viable adaptation seems likely to work best.

Such a fundamental social and economic reconfiguration needs to begin right now if we are to bequeath to our children a planet on which viable life can be sustained.

Viable giant pollen was observed in all nine interspecific hybrid combinations which produced viable pollen (B. juncea × B. carinata J1C1, Table 6, Figure 2b).

D'Antoni meant a playoff run, which remains viable.

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

There is no nation on earth in which a viable shipping industry is so important.

This sample contains sperm stem cells, which remain viable when slow-frozen within the small amount of testicular tissue.