Sentence examples for seems more viable from inspiring English sources
Augmented reality has had some false starts on mobile, but in this context, it seems more viable, and thus more credible than it ever has before.
What you do is to try to position the Superman everyone recognizes so that he seems more viable -- for a comic-book character -- in light of today's society.
A two-step process, where fatty acids from sugars are produced in the first step and then converted to corresponding biofuel molecules in the second step, seems more viable and attractive at this stage.
Such asset sales might be seen as an effort to make Aventis seem more viable as an independent company, helping to fend off a takeover bid.
If there was some option to pay even smaller amounts, via cell phone text message perhaps, then this would seem more viable.
Getting someone else to do the work will make your trick seem more viable.
Inform the child that the deadline stands or rent begins, along with associated requirements for paying a share of the water, the electricity bill, heating costs, service costs, etc. Being forced to chip in can often make living independently seem more viable.
With oil prices plummeting, the prospect of a commercially viable development in Quebec seems more and more unlikely.
Nothing seems more false.
