Sentence examples for viable intellectual from inspiring English sources

"I've been to so many meetings where it's clear they're overwhelmed by RPGs and just don't even know where to begin, and therefore don't trust it as a viable intellectual property despite the massive fan base". Strayton says he pitched a film based on Deadlands to movie studios back in 2001, and came close to cutting a deal with Dimension Films, which at the time was owned by Walt Disney.

To get a medical drug approved requires millions of dollars worth of investment, takes years, and needs to provide viable intellectual property rights to the pharmaceutical industry in order to get them to take the risk.

She, alongside her contemporaries "offered viable creative, intellectual, and business paths for establishing and maintaining agency, lyrical potency, marketing and ownership".

Are private dispute-resolution institutions viable protectors of intellectual property rights?

This does not reconstruct reality so much as sell new books and keep the intellectuals viable.

In my opinion it utterly transformed the position of the French intelligentsia vis-à-vis the Soviet Union; it eradicated communism as a viable position among the intellectual classes there.

Down syndrome (trisomy 21) is the most common viable chromosomal disorder with intellectual impairment and several other developmental abnormalities.

Design entrepreneurship is about producing and marketing the intellectual properties of a viable concept in terms assuming risks, financing and managing.

For Wells, imagining a viable version of the future was an intellectual game.

But even I acknowledge that SOPA was a flawed bill that didn't represent a viable solution to policing the Internet against intellectual property theft.

Remarkable things are worthy of remark, and trafficking counterfeit luxury goods undoubtedly weakens intellectual property rights and serves no viable function.