Sentence examples for which will be viable from inspiring English sources
Mr President, this is the third debate on the EU-Mexico agreement and, given that it is the most comprehensive agreement which the European Union has ever concluded with a third country, the principles that mark the sort of cooperation which will be viable in the future should not be thrown to the wind.
Long before the Voter Primaries, the handful of big donors in the Money Primary decide which candidates will be viable.
Many cells of the body express a full or partial innate immune response, and these include both the endothelial cells [1] and cardiomyocytes [2], [3] which will be required to make a viable cardiac graft.
Thus we feel that we have designed an assay which will be useful for the detection of viable spoilage yeasts in various fruit juices.
Now committed to developing women's football, the FA believes creating a viable elite league, which will be semi-professional, is vital for the sport's credibility.
"We believe this transaction demonstrates that Williams & Glyn's is a viable and attractive business which will be positioned as a strong, customer-focused challenger bank".
The review, which will be handed to ministers within the next few days, has concluded that only the first two options are viable.
The phone, which will be the first to run Android 2.0 and is sporting some heavy duty specs, may be a viable challenger to Apple's iPhone dominance.
Which will be newsworthy.
