Sentence examples for as less viable from inspiring English sources

These men have significantly reduced employment and economic opportunities and are sometimes viewed as less viable partners.

A study of 43 ventures found that on average, female-led ventures were perceived as less viable than male-led ventures.

Across 43 ventures and 421 evaluations, we found that on average, female-led ventures were perceived as less viable than male-led ventures.

A final hypothesis might be that some people are switching their votes on primary day toward Mr. Santorum and against candidates like Mr. Gingrich, whom they see as less viable.

The clinicians also viewed psychotherapy as a less viable treatment option when reviewing the patients' biological explanations, which the authors note is quite problematic.

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.

On the other hand, never in the modern era has it seemed less viable; as well as declining oil revenues there is the problem of the hard/soft border with its neighbour and biggest market, England, should Scotland rejoin the EU after the UK leaves.

Experimentally, an inoculum as low as 500 (and even less) viable organisms is sufficient to establish an infection, and the virus is environmentally stable [ 20].

But the oil and gas industry – booming in recent years – and industries allied to it are seeing significant recruitment issues as fields become less viable at lower prices.

Boosey & Hawkes' musical instruments division was gradually scaled down from the mid-1970s as it became less viable to have such an extensive range of products.

As these corridors become less viable, they can be lost.