Sentence examples for more viable in from inspiring English sources

You become a bit more viable in other markets".

And the Chargers should make him more viable in interviews next off-season.

It could rid the world of no-fee OA journals, which are more viable in the humanities and social sciences than fee-based journals, and more viable in developing countries.

Canter even suggested to "genetically transform" plants to control their active ingredients and make them more viable in different ecosystems.

"The key point made by Ralph Wilson is that this is to try to make the team more viable in the Buffalo market," Goodell said.

Boehner faces the same dilemma that establishment Republicans faced in the primary season, when candidates considered more viable in the general election were often pushed aside by purists.

Hence the smoothed VOF which resolves the issue of spurious velocities is shown to be a more viable tool in predicting the flow in microchannels by means of numerical simulations.

In addition, there are significantly more viable cells in the MAD2↓ Mcellcelineine after paclitaxel reflecting the observed increase in senescence.

On the other hand, for very obvious reasons, photovoltaic solar energy is a much more viable proposition in India than it is in northern European countries such as Germany, or for that matter, Britain.

This would in turn support the implementation of more viable reforms in the future and enable more realistic predictions of their outcomes.

After 10 days, although there was no colony formation in any group, there were demonstrably more viable cells in the MAD2↓ well, compared with the untransfected and scramble controls.