Sentence examples for more viable alternative from inspiring English sources

Novacem is one company that promises a more viable alternative to conventional portland cement.

Even the so-called "tough on crime" contingent is starting to see that rehabilitation is a more viable alternative, fiscally at least, than prolonged incarceration.

Ethanol produced from lignocellulosic biomass through a number of conversion pathways presents a more viable alternative to fossil fuels because non-food feedstocks are used.

Despite the many challenges, experts say mobile pastoralism will continue throughout the Horn of Africa for the simple reason that a more viable, alternative land-use system for these areas has not been found.

In a final chapter, Peter Little argues that despite its many challenges, mobile pastoralism will continue throughout the Horn for the simple reason that a more viable, alternative land use system for these areas has not been found.

Bankruptcy practitioners and academicians have taken up the cause of developing amendments to the Bankruptcy Code to make it a more viable alternative to Title II for resolving large financial firms.

Perhaps serfs viewed acts of insubordination or rebellion as more viable alternatives to escape; the existence of several Russian folk songs praising serf uprisings supports this theory.

Since the last decade, tissue engineering has shown a sensational promise in providing more viable alternatives to surgical procedures for harvested tissues, implants and prostheses.

LiCoO2 LiFeO2 NiO ternary materials are considered as more viable alternatives to lithiated NiO, however, the work reported so far has mainly been focused on ternary compositions rich in LiFeO2 or NiO.

For many boys aspiring to lives away from the fields of squash and jicama, the teachers college in Ayotzinapa, about an hour's drive from Acapulco, provides one of the more viable alternatives.

What the Green New Deal gets that the carbon tax misses: embedded in political realities, the seemingly first-best option can become at best insufficient to achieve its original policy objectives, and at worst a costly distraction from other more viable alternatives.