Sentence examples for even less viable from inspiring English sources

The chief rabbinate is, if anything, even less viable.

European austerity doesn't work economically and it is even less viable politically.

The economic model will be even less viable as underground aquifers run out in the next two or three decades.

Dr. Dean received 4percentt of the vote in Tennessee and looks even less viable than he did two weeks ago.

That "solution" becomes even less viable when you take into account that entitlement benefits are pegged to inflation.

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].

The profit margins on offshore oil extraction in the Arctic have always been slim, and it's certainly arguable that recent developments onshore, most notably the discovery of the Bazhenov shale deposits, have made Gazprom and Shell's expensive joint venture even less economically viable than it already was.

In reality, that looked even less of a viable claim than the one from which Beattie profited.

He added that "in general, the responses on [Craigslist] are pretty weak and the chances of meeting someone are even less," making porn a more viable outlet.

Meteorology had constructed a new story about weather, down to the vocabulary used to tell it, yet writers seemed unable or unwilling to make use of it, even as their traditional strategies were becoming less viable.

It is even less likely that any transgenic strains could be viable if spacer #1-containing RNA targeted hisS DNA for degradation.