Sentence examples for an especially viable from inspiring English sources

That scratchcards are not an especially viable investment strategy.

It is not even in an especially viable or desirable location.

This is an especially viable option during Oktoberfest when everything, including hotels and restaurants, are more expensive than other times of the year.

I believe this route has merit as an additional fundraising tool and it will be especially viable for start-ups with a large social media following, early stage companies focusing on local/niche markets and pre-revenue companies that would collect pre-sale orders in exchange of equity.

Obama does not think G.M. and Chrysler are especially viable.

This option is especially viable if you're able to get cheap or free web hosting, or if you're able to strike a deal with a website with a large audience (like YouTube) to distribute your content.

Introgressing genetic material from a wild species is conventionally attempted via sexual hybridization [ 1, 2], but somatic hybridization (the induced fusion of somatic cells, followed by their in vitro regeneration) can offer an alternative route, especially where viable sexual hybrids have proven difficult or impossible to establish [ 3].

What we have seen in recent days is an especially clear example of his political balancing act, outlawing the destructive practice of trying to turn gays into straights, rejecting a gun ban — but, mostly, testing and searching for a viable middle ground, especially in his party.

These organisms were detected using the routine culture-based method with its inherent weaknesses in detecting and resolving the identity of some organisms, especially the viable but unculturable ones.

But a thorough reading of BMS and Walden shows this is no longer a viable option, especially in a nationwide class action.

I'd shoot for under $1,000 but the MacBook starts at $1,099 and it's a very viable option, especially if your school uses Macs. 2. Must weigh less than six pounds.