Sentence examples for most viable ways from inspiring English sources

According to Lewis, attacking the benefits of collaboration in the AIN might be one of the most viable ways to control the network.

Several automakers -- particularly those based in Europe, where millions of diesels are sold each year -- view diesels as the most viable way to cut Americans' swelling oil consumption.

But it may be the most viable way to ease Mr. Bush's campaign worries while ensuring Iraq's long-term stability.

They say C.C.S. is the most viable way to curb emissions from existing fossil fuel plants and that it should be cost-competitive in the coming years.

The standards are critical because off-shore dumping remains the most viable way to dispose of dredge material, the soupy mud scooped off the sea floor to keep shipping channels open.

Therefore, renting houses in villages adjoining or on the fringe of cities becomes their most viable way to live near the city while keeping living costs low [72].

Private-public partnership, which is lacking today, seems to be the most viable way to proceed if we want to develop a system that not only works, but also avoids the mistakes of the past.

Variable waste charging is widely held to be the most viable way to bring about a waste-reducing change in consumer behaviour, but it is currently illegal in the UK, although the policy is now under review.

Indeed, this hybrid digital model represents the most viable way for high profile artists like Max to effectively distribute their books (or music or movies) and maintain most of the profit.

The idea has already run into resistance, Stern acknowledged, but he argued that it would be the most viable way forward.

I'm repeatedly told TV isn't the most viable way for kids to get their fix of what's going on in the world – that interactive mediums are where they're turning.