Sentence examples for Became unviable from inspiring English sources

As more and more of the local pits closed, it gradually became unviable.

When he left in 1982, after the centre became unviable, he ensured that all his colleagues were found lectureships elsewhere, while the rich Comenius library followed him to a new research chair in European history at Oxford.

The losers are more simple for the environmental establishment to ignore – consumers squeezed by higher energy bills, and British manufacturing workers whose jobs were exported to China as energy-intensive industries became unviable in the UK.

(It could be lying, but then why would it have 30 new planes on order?) Even if a route from the UK became unviable due to boycotts by green travellers, the airlines, loath to give up a landing slot, would simply switch to a new destination - likely to be one further afield in a developing economy where demand is growing fastest.

Conclusions: Some grafts that are designed to be vascularized became unviable and began to behave like non-vascularized grafts under direct observation and histology.

As a result of market saturation and very high competition based on technological innovations, many of the large enterprise, especially the state owned enterprise became unviable.

Big regeneration projects have simply become unviable.

"That means the whole processing line becomes unviable".

And imported coal has become unviable after India's biggest supplier, Indonesia, recently doubled coal prices.

That means the whole processing line becomes unviable," Joyce told reporters on Monday.

Smith said Toyota had told him the Holden decision would mean its operation would become unviable.