Sentence examples for being equally viable from inspiring English sources

Due to the success of "Give it Away," the band did not foresee "Under the Bridge" as being equally viable.

Sex chromosomes might show a greater ageing effect than autosomes because they are less likely to be selected against – cells with one or two X chromosomes being equally viable, as are cells with one or no Y chromosomes.

But though Ms. Heche, whose stage experience is limited and who is making her New York stage debut at 33, plays the part with a more appeasing ear and more conventional timing, her take on the character is equally viable.

Governed by sharply opposing principles and priorities, they have little in common; but by The Spoiler's conclusion, we begin to get the picture that both are equally viable candidates for the museum shelf.

Among the media entrepreneurs at Tom & Jerry's, the energy was bright and optimistic, all the more so for the widespread conviction that these social tools were equally viable as business tools — and for a generation that grew up breathing marketing, there's no cynicism to be found in that overlap.

Thankfully The Old Blood hits its stride immediately afterwards as the welcome jettisoning of the pointless fetch-quest heavy expository chapters of The New Order make way for a constant stream of inter-connected battlegrounds - all of which are equally viable for both stealth or the traditional 'all-guns-blazing' approach.

This and the companion paper well-illustrates the blend approach is equally viable and offers a much simpler methodology.

Interactions between such output and environmental conditions are omitted, and all individuals are equally viable to survive and to reproduce.

Spermatozoa maintained on ice were equally viable (>95% for T300 and T600) for up to 80 min, whereas sperm viability in artificial fresh water (FW) at 27 mOsm/kg decreased (P < 0.05) to 67% after 5 min, with only 3.5% viability at 25 min.

But all of these methods of receiving the message of mentorship are equally viable depending on the mentor and what you want from them.

However, when assayed via micromanipulation of individual spores, spores derived from Sp/Sp and Sk/Sk diploids were equally viable.