Definition of Viable

having the possibility of being achieved or developed

Examples of Viable in a sentence

YouTube has become a viable sharing option for independent filmmakers who cannot obtain film distribution in the traditional manner.  🔊

Once upon a time, solar power was not viewed as a viable energy source.  🔊

Without a viable strategy, the rebels will not be able to remove the dictator from power.  🔊

The two small bookstores see a merger as the only viable means of competing with online booksellers.  🔊

Because the company is struggling financially, the executive board has devised a viable recovery plan.  🔊

If the project is not viable, there is no reason for us to consider it.  🔊

As a single mother with two small children, I do not believe working late at night is a viable solution to my money worries.  🔊

Today global communication is viable without a telephone because of the Internet’s social applications.  🔊

Without water and sunlight, the seeds stand no chance of being viable.  🔊

The company president has offered a huge bonus to anyone who can provide him with a viable solution to the firm’s recent marketing problem.  🔊

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