Sentence examples for not as viable from inspiring English sources

But these channels are not as viable as they once were.

Kennedy International Airport is not as viable an option because it is difficult to obtain gate space there, Mr. Jenkins said.

It means that single-issue activism is simply not as viable".Kenneth Arrow and Larry Goulder, two economists at Stanford University, suggest that the old ideological enemies are converging: "Many economists now accept the idea that natural capital has to be valued, and that we need to account for ecosystem services.

It is not as viable as it is in movies because in movies you can snap talent together in any configuration.

Outsourcing can change the dynamics to the point where a given innovation is not as viable as it had seemed.

If not, perhaps the idea is not as viable as it needs to be and you need to go through your steps one more time to make sure you have solved the problem you set out to solve.

This has led to the notion that, as publishing propositions, stories aren't as viable as novels – a prejudice so ingrained that it's become self-fulfilling.

"Your bone isn't as viable as I was hoping," the audiologist said, showing me a graph of where normal hearing was (high), where my hearing was (low), and where the BAHA would put me (somewhere in between).

It makes no sense to claim it's not as financially viable as men's sport because people don't watch it.

Goldsmith was able to learn directly from Rozsa in classes he took with the maestro at the University of Southern California, but decided that concert composing was not as financially viable as mass entertainment.

These reduction factors lead to the excessive consumption of material, making the usage of HSS for construction not as economically viable as it might be.