Sentence examples for more viable under from inspiring English sources

But whether its construction is more viable under Bloomberg is questionable.

A credible independent bid for the presidency is always a long-shot, but might be more viable under these conditions.

The recovery and continuity in time of this system would be more viable under certain patterns of adaptive management and with the active participation of the local population in the decision-taking process, aimed at maintaining the (historic) landscape, which is characterised by its persistence and presents acceptable levels of biological and spatial diversity and productivity.

What is much more likely is that mis-segregation rates occur somewhat independently and aneuploid cells are under constant selection  in vivo  which may ultimately favor cells that have a given missegregation rate to become more viable under certain conditions.

"The company would operate under a more viable and balanced capital structure with a lower debt burden and it is planned to transition as soon as possible into a publicly traded corporation," the debt holders said in a statement.

Meilhan also said supplies of cobalt, crucial in the manufacture of batteries, are coming under pressure, so small batteries are likely to be more viable to spread the availability wider.

Therefore, DHS datasets are more viable for comprehensive motif discovery than individual TF-based ChIP-seq datasets under a given condition.

Zinifex itself will look a more viable takeover target once it detaches its zinc operations, which accounted for just under a third of its earnings.

Its share price, once as high as $83, is now firmly under $1 as the company is struggling to auction off its more viable assets as part of a bankruptcy proceeding in a New York bankruptcy court.

"A breakup is looking more viable".

Self-assessment is a more viable option.