Sentence examples for more viable proposition from inspiring English sources

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.

For those who aren't dexterous enough to play games with the tiny buttons of their cellphones, Samsung and Sprint have come up with the PCS Game Pad, a controller that could make cellphone gaming a more viable proposition.

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.

"We are slowly getting a new picture of the universe that is pushing the limits of our understanding of current cosmological theories, making the confluence of the infinitely large and the infinitely small an ever more viable proposition," says Martins.

Legal opinion sought suggested that the county plan was unlikely to succeed and that a more viable proposition would be to expand the county borough of Hanley to include the other Potteries towns.

"We are slowly getting a new picture of the universe that is pushing the limits of our understanding of current cosmological theories, making the confluence of the infinitely large and the infinitely small an ever more viable proposition," says Martins. "I have no doubt that we are entering a new golden era of space exploration.

They've even got a song called Jareaux that must surely have been deliberately titled because it sounds like Al Jarreau at his most exquisitely unctuous backed by Toro Y Moi, that other current outfit seemingly involved in a bid to make "great playing", of the jazz-funky variety, a viable proposition once more.

This is a film that always looked more viable as a home-entertainment proposition.

They then work to alter suspects' perception of the available courses of action, making the choice of offering a statement seem more beneficial than non-cooperation (rarely a viable proposition).

A Thames Water spokesman said: "To be a viable proposition, any alternative to the Thames Tunnel would need to provide a more economical way of meeting the environmental objectives set by the Environment Agency for the health of the river, within the time scale required by the government".

Is a regulator that only regulates the Indy, Guardian and FT a viable proposition?