Viable used in a sentence

Viable in a sentence as an adjective

While there is overlap, Docker is mostly not viable as a dev environment tool alone, so it isn't a fair comparison.

If they did this, then you could also imagine indie people shipping TV Shows as apps as a viable model for the first time, completely skirting Cable networks.

The animals live in disgusting conditions that require antibiotics to keep them viable.

Whereas previously such a thing would have been unusable in practice, having good sourcemap support in most browsers these days makes it viable, perhaps.

I'd like to call attention to one thing though:"I don't believe that a state-run economy can be as viable as market capitalism in producing mass wealth.

The corresponding reddit thread is quite insightful:"It is far cheaper to make one very good chip for the highest market, and modify it slightly for lower end markets...Now, this is the part you hate: this is the only viable alternative.

"I think its something hackers, especially those with children should ask themselves: Would I still be me, if I had grown up around primarily content consumption computing devices instead of more general purpose laptops and desktops?Tablets are knocking the sales off of low-end PCs, but we as a society need the cheap PC to remain viable, if we want to turn as many children as possible into creators, engineers, tinkerers, and hackers.