Sentence examples for more viable as from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in quality, affordable educational technologies made the academy more viable as well.

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

Liquefied natural gas has become more viable as its price has declined.

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.

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.

Its share price, once as high as $83, is now firmly under $1 as the company is struggling to auction off its more viable assets as part of a bankruptcy proceeding in a New York bankruptcy court.

NMPC algorithms require quite a lot of computational power, but are becoming a more viable option as the performance of computers has increased.

In addition, greenhouses which would only need artificial heating during cold nights become a more viable option, as growers don't need to physically conceal their goods.

(49) Enzymatically degradable hydrogels enable cells to spread and migrate throughout the material and yield a significantly more viable population as compared to their nondegradable counterparts.

Inverse docking strategies could become a more viable resource as further target crystal structures become available and molecular docking methods are improved, and in conjunction with systems biology methods such as proteomics and genomics (Loging et al. 2007).