Sentence examples for more viable one from inspiring English sources

I just think that the universe is providing that option as a more viable one right now.

This strategy could become an even more viable one very soon: Justin Trudeau made a campaign-trail promise that Oct. 19, 2015 would be the last federal election that used the first-past-the-post system.

Just as the Monarch butterfly receives specific stimuli from the sun that is somehow encoded into a geographical positioning system so that it can leave a cold and hostile environment for a warmer, more viable one therefore securing its existence as a species -- so too -- the human brain must be "programmed" to respond to specific cues or survival prompts.

'But the Fixed Term Parliaments Act, in a House of Commons context, has made the prospect of a minority government a much more viable one".

Even as party leaders in Washington leave some vulnerable Democrats to fend for themselves in the final days of the campaign and scramble to shore up incumbents who might be more viable, one candidate is being given particular assistance: Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio, who is in a difficult battle for re-election.

The pathologies inherited from Thatcher's transformation have not been displaced by new, more viable ones.

OF the opportunities once facing Mark Bradford, who is 6 foot 8, hoop dreams were probably among the more viable ones.

Miners have nonetheless reacted furiously to plans to close four of the countries' least efficient mines and to create a new company with nine more viable ones.

On one hand, large numbers, air travel and the reach of global media have made the Spanish language, and Latin American styles and norms, far more viable on this side of the border.

A game played in arenas with servings of sleaze and wrestlers on the side might have been more viable than one in which Saturday night's title game drew a mere 2.5 overnight Nielsen rating.

This is actually the most viable one on the list.