Sentence examples for story viable from inspiring English sources

It's because Mr. Clooney decided to direct it, and to stock it with enough other big names to make its quirky story viable in the marketplace.

"The market is torn between believing that the technology story is viable long term and the fact that there are some cracks developing, especially in second- and third-tier tech companies".

By grounding our stories in reality, and by doing all the homework/research expected by our readers, we convince them that these stories are viable and credible.

They aim to reach a collective audience of some five million people with stories about viable business solutions to climate change.

In it, she focusses on the lives of little black girls — perhaps the least likely, least commercially viable story one could tell at the time.

The story proved equally viable when transposed to Aids-era New York in the hit Broadway musical Rent – though many prefer Team America's parody, Lease, with its catchy tune Everyone Has Aids.

Aside from that, the movie just doesn't deliver on a viable story.

I just wish the results didn't feel like 70 minutes of viable story taffy pulled out to a brazen length.

Clearly inspired by a real-life case and probably the writings of Oliver Sacks, the show never turns the idea of an overwhelming memory into a viable story.

A viable atomist story can be told of sensory phenomena and idea-formation though not reason and its allied phenomena (O I 282b).

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.