Sentence examples for more viable or from inspiring English sources

In the second half of the movie Justine's fatalism will prove a more viable (or at least a more graceful) response to the prospect of global annihilation than Claire's anxious practicality.

In particular, the adoption of import substitution industrialisation (ISI) by Mexico as the development strategy was closely related to emigration becoming more viable, or even desirable (Canales, 2003).

This allowed us to attribute any overall differences in the number of grand-offspring produced to; having more F1 offspring, to having F1 offspring that were more viable, or to a combination of both.

Thus, the bias toward matings with optimally sized cells is due to either a competitive mating advantage of more viable cells or a preference for more viable partners, or both.

Yet another explanation could be that young people have more viable options or alternative investments hence may delay adoption of improved varieties.

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).

Physical classrooms will disappear, academic rigor all but eliminated, and the MOOCs will be taught by uncredentialed "instructors," as attrition claims live professors who must leave for more viable economic positions or simply retire.

Some years it is a more viable practice in heavy or lodged wheat (basically wheat that has fallen down) or uneven emergence after planting.

It has never been easier – or more viable.

The executives say they expect to have two or more viable bids at the close of the deadline.

So we have two default candidates, both at the front of the pack because, despite great efforts, their respective sides could not find anyone better or more viable.