Sentence examples for viable pursuit from inspiring English sources

An anti-Vietnam War platform, especially one opposing a sitting President, was not considered a viable pursuit.

By the time of Disintegration, they'd have perfected this sound and have made it a commercially viable pursuit.

This current work extends our understanding of the factors contributing to this complex process and ultimately directs our focus toward N17 as a viable target in the pursuit of the development of effective treatments for HD.

In pursuit for finding viable solutions to the above-mentioned drawbacks and given that the development of scalable techniques [31 36] is one of the main concerns for the future of the emerging PV industry, here we present a modified scalable spray-coating technique to fabricate perovskite thin films with high coverage and uniformity.

Accordingly, continued pursuit of commercially viable cellulosic ethanol production remains at the forefront of biofuels research despite rising interest in hydrocarbon biofuels.

For decades, inventing a commercially viable amphibious car has remained a quixotic pursuit, right up there with robot maids and personal jet packs.

As if Capoeira wasn't bad enough, the list goes that one step further by naming the other great al fresco douchebag pursuit of parkour as a viable alternative to drinking.

Still, finding a viable career as an artist remains a challenging pursuit.

Thus, genetic or pharmacological Shc inhibition may be a viable strategy to increase brown fat activity in pursuit of anti-obesity or antidiabetic goals.

A lot of people, throughout history, have walked away from respectable careers to become, say, poets or jazz musicians, but there are viable markets, albeit small and competitive, for those pursuits.

These previous reports provide supporting evidence that this list of proteins may contain viable candidate biomarkers for AD that are worthy of pursuit in validation experiments.