Sentence examples for wholly viable from inspiring English sources
But before he can be seen as a wholly viable candidate, he still has some issues to resolve, including his record as U.S. Attorney, his political identity inside the Republican Party, and his health.
And to us this looks like a wholly viable car in some respects and a curious oddity in others.
"We are seeing the rise of YouTube, with Let's Players, as well as Twitch streams and Reddit AMAs, as wholly viable ways to connect directly to fans, and your community, without having to spend mega-bucks on PR and marketing".
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Palmerston was a philhellene; but by the time he became foreign secretary the only question was whether Greece should be a viable size, wholly independent of Turkey and under the surveillance of Britain, France, and Russia.
Dr Koza is optimistic that, given time, a design for a wholly novel and commercially viable circuit will emerge from his "invention machine".While Dr Koza's simulated circuits are recognisable variations on human inventions, Adrian Thompson of Sussex University in Britain has evolved a circuit that is literally incomprehensible.
That will require the formal and public renunciation of many of the policies on which the leadership election was won and the construction of a viable economic policy – a wholly legitimate process in a party which prides itself on being a broad church.
All of these features seem to put Plastc head and shoulders above its competition and presents it as a viable bridge between card-based and wholly digital technologies.
If this merger goes ahead, it is highly likely that within 2-3 years, there would remain just one viable commercial provider of televison and radio news in the UK, wholly owned by a single corporation and ultimately controlled by a single individual who also owns over a third of Britain's national press.
