Sentence examples for more viable a from inspiring English sources

Cat Powell of The Children's Hospital Charity says "The more...voluntary experience you add to your CV, the more viable a candidate you are".

The more trouble Tupac got into with the law, the more credibility he gained on the street and the more viable a rap star he became.

Shavit and other Israeli intellectuals have proposed that the Egyptians deed a portion of the Sinai to Gaza, to make the Strip more viable — "a semi-Dubai," as Shavit terms it.

ClassPass also raised its prices this summer to make its business more viable, a move that cost it 10percentt of its customer base.

Looking ahead, two elements would seem necessary to make the union more viable: a banking union, to make the financial sector more robust to future economic shocks; and more fiscal integration, to address the current gaps that amplify country-level shocks into zone-wide events.

This is a film that always looked more viable as a home-entertainment proposition.

However, Charlesworth added that the Creative Foundation's major investment in the town has made it "more viable as a commercial and residential area, to a quite significant degree".

Seeking salvation through tools alone is no more viable as a political strategy than addressing the ills of capitalism by cultivating a public appreciation of arts and crafts.

Each new defection makes the western bank of the Hudson River that much more viable as a corporate haven.

Although it has some way to go, Asia is definitely becoming more viable as a yachting destination, he added.

It was no more viable as a device for containing public anxiety about immigration than Miliband's mug, albeit with more retail appeal.