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Meanings of viable in English
Capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are.
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Examples for "feasible"
Examples for "feasible"
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Market conditions don't appear feasible, investor confidence is not upbeat, he said.
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Electronic patient records were feasible for research, although several areas needed improvement.
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On Saturday Mayaram said however that he thought the approach was feasible.
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We believe this to be the best feasible solution for all concerned.
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Elective use of Lifebridge was feasible and safe without major side effects.
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Dnlling should commence as soon as practicable this year, according to Tuskar.
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Theory analyses indicate that the method, presented in this paper, is practicable.
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A trial of the intervention in general practice is feasible and practicable.
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Fire at command is not practicable in the face of the enemy.
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If practicable, leave the rest of the stage and audience-room in darkness.
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Congress ultimately punted, and asked the SEC to suggest a workable solution.
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Presumably from long years of disuse, the pedals were no longer workable.
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But Barnier said there were no other workable proposal for the moment.
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That gets your number of suspects down to a nice workable number.
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Pat and Miles cut the branches into smaller and more workable proportions.
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Pikewerks' products include Electronic Armor, a software tool that protects executable files.
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PRG-06: Limit functions to a single RETURN statement in the executable section
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Moreover, we provide the executable packages for installation on user's local server.
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Often, a directly executable file that can be run as a program.
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So shell scripts don't need to be executable -it's just handy.
Usage of viable in English
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Geothermal can be a viable alternative to nuclear power, industry experts say.
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General practice in Ireland is no longer seen as a viable profession.
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Either way VHI Healthcare could not remain viable in the longer term.
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With the exploding volume of information, is this really a viable situation?
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What steps are needed to produce a viable, mutually agreed reform agenda?
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This is a viable attack mode and, therefore, it changes your procedures.
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Herring believes that, if viable, the UK should consider a similar law.
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To be a viable and strong company long term, size does matter.
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The challenge is to find viable project and lending opportunities, Negm said.
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If asking were a viable alternative, she would have asked months ago.
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Mick Galwey remains a viable candidate for the new Ireland manager's role.
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He said taking water from Lake Tekapo was a very viable option.
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A generous subsidy deal from the Scottish government made the project viable.
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There is no viable reason to continue to hold his remains hostage.
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Again Germany seems to be leading the way with viable renewable technology.
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Westacott said the rules envisaged for the construction sector were not viable.
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New Zealand
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Ireland
Common
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