Sentence examples for a less viable from inspiring English sources

As filmmaking became a less viable option, Kazan fell back on himself.

Airborne starts off with a lead character obsessed with another trend at the time (surfing, dude!) but as the film moves from California to Ohio, the ocean becomes a less viable playground and the blades come out instead.

On the one hand, climate activists can argue that the dangers of rail make it a less viable alternative and strengthens their argument that denying a permit for Keystone could stop some oil-sands development.

"Although the Internet continues to represent an exciting, creative opportunity for us, the market has shifted dramatically since our original announcement, resulting in this being a less viable business for us," said Vivian Mayer, a spokeswoman for DreamWorks.

Despite a growing rebellion among fans over a potential move to east London, The Independent on Sunday understands the alternative of a redeveloped White Hart Lane as part of the Northumberland Park Development is gradually being considered a less viable option because of costs involved and demands being put on the club by the local authority.

Whereas Uber's algorithmic management 'deactivates' (dismisses) workers with ratings deemed low (Rosenblat and Stark, 2016), online labour platforms, instead, use algorithms to filter work away from those with low ratings, thus making continuing on the platform a less viable means of making a living.

Glenn Close makes an older, less viable and more awkward Nellie Forbush than the young and fleshy Mitzi Gaynor did in the original movie, but she and the rest of the cast sing well.

For Google, using a hardware component like a fingerprint scanner is less viable in terms of introducing a core software component to handle this, because it serves hardware from a number of OEMs, and only a small percentage of those even employ fingerprint sensors, and those that do don't use a common standard.

Shannon Zimmerman, analyst at The Motley Fool, finds that refreshing since sometimes ETFs are created at companies after they've launched new coverage or a new product and might be less viable as a result.

Another explanation is that more viable haploids can produce pheromone at a higher rate than less viable haploids (Pagel 1993; Tazzyman et al. 2012).

The recent sale of the Philadelphia newspapers to a group of very rich, very influential local businessmen highlights a trend in ownership of newspapers as they become less viable as a traditional investment, David Carr writes.