Sentence examples for more viable so from inspiring English sources

Many couples don't want to reveal the pregnancy until 12 weeks has past (the time in which the pregnancy is more viable), so you may want to keep mum until week 13.

"Maybe the third party will finally become more viable so we're not left with such extreme candidates.

Turns out never doing the shit is by far the more viable option, so Paul's on a sort of turd marathon, where he does a few of his final meaningful shits in various palatial bathrooms.

"Even since I was a young boy I did a little bit of panning and such, just messing around, but I guess now that in the last few years the price of gold has increased so much that it's become so much more viable".

"The new glassed-in patios made of aluminum are so much more viable.

It is certainly more viable that the metropolitan channels, so - although I remain a sceptic - I look forward to its launch as the ultimate test of the initiative.

"Her effectiveness in the causes of the African-American community would have been so much more viable, and she would have been more effective if she has just been honest with everybody".

"Her effectiveness in the causes of the African-American community would have been so much more viable, and she would have been more effective if she had just been honest with everybody".

However a restructuring of debt would make the long-term economy more viable and recovery easier, so any new debt taken on would be more likely to be paid back.

What you do is to try to position the Superman everyone recognizes so that he seems more viable -- for a comic-book character -- in light of today's society.

"Non-bank finance must become more embedded in our financial infrastructure, so that there are far more viable, affordable options for small businesses".