Sentence examples for it more viable from inspiring English sources

The team has an inherent advantage in the closely watched auction because Televisa has a contract through 2017 to provide Univision with much of its programming, potentially making it more viable for the company to make a higher bid than its rivals.

To our knowledge, mELY16 provides the strongest bonds of any rationally designed protein when used completely underwater, and its high yields make it more viable for commercial application compared to natural adhesive proteins.

Over the next three years the Oxygen Channel has commitments from cable systems that will increase its distribution to about 32 million homes, which would make it more viable as a provider of national programming.

The challenge was to take our waiting list and make it more viable".

Even he, however, concedes that "if you leverage off it, you make it more viable".

For 10x's clients, Guvench said, "part of our goal is to de-risk freelancing and make it more viable".

Yet it was eye-opening that half of the public would have stoned me for having an abortion and others barely wanted to acknowledge it until it was more viable.

"We're slimming it down, making it a more viable financial model".

Augmented reality has had some false starts on mobile, but in this context, it seems more viable, and thus more credible than it ever has before.

"If we can get it to work at higher frequencies, that makes it much more viable as a consumer product, because you're talking about smaller transducers and much less energy," the senior Mr. Nyberg said.

Microsoft FSE was not always so widely used, but its integration with Active Directory made it a more viable product for companies to use.