Sentence examples for viable modes from inspiring English sources

Rather, the two coexist, nourishing one another, as viable modes of resistance.

Airplanes are beginning to seem more like metal sky-prisons where engines explode, windows crack open mid-flight, and stewardesses terrorize their passengers than viable modes of transportation.

The definition will point out the missing requirements and can even be used to predict unknown, but viable, modes of replication.

But, then I remembered that the NHS does not believe in email as a viable mode of communicating between clinicians and patients.

For this reason, over the next few weeks we will be urging travelers to get to and from their vacation destinations using the only viable mode of transportation left: surfing.

Later in the century, bibliotherapy was used in varying ways in hospitals and libraries, and has more recently been taken up by psychologists, social and aged-care workers, and doctors as a viable mode of therapy.

Aldose reductase (ALR2) inhibitors provide a viable mode to fight against diabetic complications.

Accordingly, gait is considered one of the most relevant rehabilitation outcomes, and home-based balance exercises might be a viable mode of exercise delivery for individuals with PD.

With increasing concern about global warming, greenhouse gas emissions and rising fuel prices, non-motorized modes, such as bicycle are gaining importance as viable mode in urban transportation worldwide.

It's not clear if that's a viable mode of application for a condom. .

This suggests that using a slow release depot implant is a viable mode of delivery.