Sentence examples for would be viable to from inspiring English sources

Even Steve Bannon, Trump's recently departed chief strategist and one-time National Security Council member, doesn't think a military solution would be viable to halt the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.

It would not be possible for the 12-car peak trains to call at Herne Hill as the platforms are too short and it would not be viable to use selective door operation as the carriages not on the platforms would foul the junctions.

The broadcaster feels that, in the context of a busy sporting month, it would not be viable to add a midweek date to the 90 days on which it already shows racing each year.

And Conservative Justice Secretary Chris Grayling suggested it would not be "viable" to allow any "one (national) parliament to veto European legislation".

It said projections indicate a new school would be "viable and necessary" to serve the south of the borough by 2016.

Bob Gray, theorizing that not all of the 23 would be viable, pressed his wife to have more children.

Our study suggests that NHL expansion in Québec City would be viable, but that expansion to Las Vegas would be very risky.

The local landlord and longtime St. Marks Place resident Charles Fitzgerald has cooked up a plan to start a new bookshop in the space, which he says would be viable if investors were willing to put up two hundred thousand dollars.

The high court ruled in Roe that women have a constitutional right to seek abortion up until the point the fetus would be viable outside the womb -- around 22 to 24 weeks.

I am not convinced that any project in Afghanistan would be viable unless there was sufficient security to support it.

As Kent is a notoriously skilled reporter (even in the Marvel universe), it would be viable if the Krypton-native desired to speed-run away from the Planet in search of a new gig.