Sentence examples for more viable form from inspiring English sources

But these open source calculations were seized on by the gas industry, which commissioned a new report altering the original conclusions to appear to show that gas would be a cheaper and more viable form of energy than renewables.

But without a "view from nowhere," can we not only ever attempt to critically and creatively take up ideas that have particular genealogies and dialogically develop them into what are provisionally more universally viable forms?

A moving 'beam' of awareness could produce a period of time during which experience is continuously occurring, in the sense that at each moment during the interval there is an experience being had by the relevant subject, but by itself it can produce nothing more, and – for a viable form of realism, at least – more is required.

It appears from the results that the more viable interpretation of the diffusion-controlled form of the shrinking core model is that of a relatively rapid interfacial reaction on the core surface rather than rapid internal conversion as considered in the literature.

Richer regions would also form independent countries that are more viable economically.

Giant pollen, most likely formed from unreduced gametes, was more viable than normal pollen in hybrids.

A detection system that monitors track activity could be more viable, officials suggested, though it was unclear precisely what form a plan might take.

Various possibilities of the separated forms of the PGD solutions are discussed and analyzed, selecting the more viable option.

The latter interpretation is more viable, because these or similar low-coherence patches that do not exist in the interferogram formed from two pre-earthquake descending ALOS-2 ScanSAR images (Fig. 3b).

Amtrak was formed by Congress in 1971, as railroads got out of the passenger business and concentrated on the more viable freight business.

"A breakup is looking more viable".