Sentence examples for no more viable from inspiring English sources

Seeking salvation through tools alone is no more viable as a political strategy than addressing the ills of capitalism by cultivating a public appreciation of arts and crafts.

"There is no more viable fund-raising community in the country, as far as I'm concerned," said Bud Franks, the president and chief executive of the Hobby Center.

It was no more viable as a device for containing public anxiety about immigration than Miliband's mug, albeit with more retail appeal.

We are committed to stay here until we are sure there are no more viable places to look for April's body.

Mr. Nichols's manipulation of his divided characters is far more subtle, ultimately daring to suggest that one "self" is no more viable than another and that the inability to reconcile the two is genuinely tragic.

In that sense, the Bowles-Simpson plan may be no more viable now than it was in late 2010, when it got the votes of some conservatives and liberals on the presidential panel but failed to receive the support of the most conservative and liberal House members on the committee.

The number of tubes depends on the total cell count, as for the density gradient centrifugation no more than 50 × 10 viable cells in a total volume of 4 5 ml should be added.

I fielded my first question this week: "When are you going back?" Now that I'm no longer single, I have a more viable explanation.

That said, no alternative option looked more viable.

No one has presented a more viable, lasting alternative for how you actually prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.

There is no doubt that Americans need a more viable health care system.