Sentence examples for advent of a viable from inspiring English sources

In "Down and Dirty Pictures" Biskind takes a stab at explaining one of the seismic changes to the filmmaking business through the 1990's: the advent of a viable independent movie industry.

However, it remains a technique with significant morbidity and with the advent of newer, viable alternatives such as structural allografts and artificial disc replacements, it's continued practice warrants further scrutiny.

It's the rebuilding of a viable America.

He welcomed the existence of a viable political opposition.

"What is their definition of a viable community?

Will we see the advent of a Lioness duvet cover?

It also signalled the advent of a new international understanding of the laws of war.

Fruit initiation happens with reduction in minimum temperature or with the advent of a warm period.

The advent of a total smoke-free environment offers an opportunity for changing tobacco use.

Viable/Feasible "Viable" means capable of independent life – a viable foetus or seed or, figuratively, in the sense of "capable of succeeding", a candidate.

With the recent advent of nanotechnology for pharmaceutical applications, drug particle engineering is the focus of increasing interest as a viable approach for overcoming solubility limitations of poorly water-soluble drugs.