Sentence examples for more viable choice from inspiring English sources

Accommodations like the ones given Jonathan have made higher education a more viable choice than ever before.

One example already proposed is locating food processors, retailers and restaurants in close geographical proximity –- a move that would not only cut transport distances but also make compost services a more viable choice economically.

With today's digital economy allowing for the career flexibility that freelancers crave, the company hopes to serve more and more people as freelancing becomes a more viable choice for professionals.

But if you look at the matter a little bit differently realizing that the Lancer Ralliart Sportback gets a comprehensive, three-year/36,000-mile warranty and a five-year/60,000-mile power-train warranty you might consider this car a more viable choice.

On the other hand, if anonymity, time, privacy, and geographical distance are compelling considerations in the focal context (for instance, when it comes to gender identity issues), internet and SL counseling may be more viable choices.

Self-assessment is a more viable option.

Of course, Google's G Suite is still the more likely choice for a number of Chromebook users, but the ability to use Microsoft Office on a Chromebook makes them a potentially more viable option for businesses using Microsoft's software.

Why home is a more viable option.

Its major advantage is to allow for greater computational tractability when dealing with high dimensional issues, where two-stage procedures are no more a viable choice.

The fact that Bitcoin has stretched into the Commercial debt recovery arena proves that they're becoming more viable as a currency choice.

That said, no alternative option looked more viable.