Sentence examples for viable leading from inspiring English sources

It says many apprenticeships are not financially viable, leading many to take another jobs at the same time.

Only 9 of these points were viable, leading to a viable volume estimate of Vol v = 8.1 · 104 ± 2.7 · 10.

"I want people to see that I'm a viable leading woman," she said.

Worse still, Smith played a stern military father who remotely monitors and dictates his son's every move after they crash on a hostile future Earth – a dynamic that uncomfortably mirrored Smith's own attempt to position Jaden as a viable Hollywood leading man.

Several waves are likely to arise through nonlinear wave-wave interactions, and in some cases, this appears to be the sole viable mechanism leading to their existence.

AO was stained only in the viable cells leading to green color and PI was stained only in the dead cells which results in red color (Nabavimanesh et al. 2015).

In the case of HP's Hurd, his termination left the company without a CEO or a viable strategy, leading to a decline in HP's market valuation of $60 billion, or 55percentt.

Viable mutations leading to drug resistance are therefore less likely to evolve, which will effectively increase the lifespan of therapeutic agents targeted to these sites.

Biochemical modulation strategies should still be progressively considered in hope of finding more efficient and economically feasible strategies leading to more viable production systems.

Inclusion of myoinositol in the media indeed improves the total lipid accumulation and biodiesel quality parameters, and this work highlights the fact that the biochemical modulation strategies should be progressively considered in the hope of finding more efficient and economically feasible strategies leading to more viable production systems.

But this in turn means that "more unconventional resources become economically viable for development", leading to an increase in oil production.