Sentence examples for most viable ones from inspiring English sources

The most viable ones are typically bought by major studios, as Miramax was by the Walt Disney Corporation in 1993.

This is actually the most viable one on the list.

Whereas a second generation of biofuels is considered the most viable one considering that lignocellulosic biomass as the main source of this biofuel is abundantly available in most countries in the world and not competing with food production [17].

There are a slew of Democratic candidates for this seat but Haaland and activist Antoinette Sedillo Lopez seem to be the most viable left-wing ones.

I'm a little skeptical of how viable this will be, but visual designers may be among the most viable markets for online one time paid consulting.

"This is the strongest and the most viable political agenda and one which always enjoys broad public support," she added.

This is the strongest and the most viable political agenda, and one which always enjoys broad public support", Dr. Relaño continued.

Ghana must carefully examine the costs and benefits of different procurement policies to determine which ones are most viable and cost-effective.

If one family could grow one type of food in their small space -- in order to save money -- what would be the most viable option? A. I would recommend trying something that is both simple and productive.

And the one not on the shortlist: The various options proposed around the estuary – including the original offshore "Boris Island" proposal – have been condensed by Davies to one, "the most viable" of schemes that the commission describes as "presenting many challenges and uncertainties".

In other words, are most viable genotypes very similar to one another?