Sentence examples for more viable if from inspiring English sources

At a time when black models were considered commercially more viable if their hair was relaxed, their complexions light, Wek (very dark skin, cropped natural hair) was confident of her value.

But Mr. Adachi said the geothermal business would become more viable if the Parliament, as expected, enacted a law to require electric companies to buy geothermal energy at a premium.

But it would have been more viable if the N.C.A.A. had ruled yesterday, giving Barkley time to go to court today and then, if the injunction were granted, get to Providence for the game, which starts at 7 p.m. "I hope and pray Erick will play," Coach Mike Jarvis said.

The single tenancy model becomes more viable if it is possible to easily manage different configurations on thousands of virtual machines.

However, this approach would be more viable if a versatile system were available that could accommodate the requirements of different types of produce without altering the hardware, i.e., one membrane system could be used to create different compositions of oxygen and carbon dioxide, depending on what produce is being shipped or stored at a given time.

This group size was chosen to be as similar as possible to the group size in the original Abrams et al. 1 study and to enable us to test the group monitoring hypothesis, because group monitoring is more viable if the members can observe interactions between others and if more than one judgement preference can potentially be supported by at least two members.

The UK can be a leader in building support for a more viable approach if, and only if, it is seen to be an unbiased partner.

And so, after further discussions about how to expand the piece -- and after Mr. Lane reluctantly agreed that it would be a more viable proposition if he agreed to star -- they approached Mr. Sondheim with an outline.

By being able to approve both Ralph Nader and John Kerry, Nader supporters would be able to indicate their sincere preference for Mr. Nader and their strategic support for the more viable John Kerry if they considered George W. Bush the worst choice.

ESPN's Tim Legler said Wednesday night that he believes the Hornets would have been a "more viable threat right now" if the three-team trade got approved.

But this may have been because voters thought that Mr. Gingrich was more viable than Mr. Santorum, even if they liked Mr. Santorum better.