Sentence examples for more workable solution from inspiring English sources

A more workable solution would be for more states to award their electoral votes in proportion to the popular vote.

A more nuanced, but perhaps more workable solution, would be to weight tax relief towards charities that work to alleviate poverty and suffering.

Different countries have different aims, and for perfectly good reasons, not the least of which is that their electorates feel differently about the whole process of European integration.A more workable solution has, in part, already been proposed among others, by Messrs Jospin and Fischer.

They hope a voluntary partnership will provide a more workable solution.

They might even offer a more workable solution for companies like Theatre Rhinoceros that have vacated their former homes and now float from one venue to another.

That's saying we don't go from an illusion to reality (the western idea of 'Finding The Truth'), but rather we go from one workable solution to another more workable solution".

Mr. Spinner said many companies offered more workable solutions by using silicon coated with a type of glass.

Musk's elaborate vision may have attracted plenty of media attention and Silicon Valley funding, but it also highlights society's tendency to get caught up with new transportation technologies, instead of the less exciting but perhaps more workable solutions - some of which may already exist.

Historical and ongoing efforts to stop biopiracy through international biodiversity policies have constrained biodiversity research, and more workable solutions are needed to transgress the barriers toward a more fair sharing of benefits arising from biodiversity research.

Technically all firm must comply with the law but the UK has said that it needs more time to find a workable solution.

While Duis appears to see the property guardian solution as more workable than Dawson, both believe there are other, better ways to deal with empty properties and a lack of affordable housing that wouldn't undermine tenants' rights.