Sentence examples for appears unviable from inspiring English sources
In any case, the option of using temporary excludability appears unviable at the present time.
"A policy-compliant scheme can very easily be made to appear unviable by changing existing-use value for market value," says Lee. "Market value just means whatever another developer is willing to pay for a site, so if someone has massively overpaid [for a comparable site] and only builds 10% affordable housing, you can guarantee the same result on your site.
That effort was delayed by technical problems and public opposition and, in the wake of last year's Fukushima accident, appears completely unviable.
Most of them know democracy as farce, and its unmet promises as additional pain and despair -- so Maoism and a diminished monarchy still have a chance in Nepal, the military rules in Pakistan and the Taliban in Afghanistan, while democracy appears increasingly like an unviable idea.
In addition, within the pollen population from p5cs1 p5cs2/P5CS2 mutants, while the large pollen grains seem to have a normal nuclear content, the small and unviable pollen grains appear degenerated and devoid of DNA as judged by DAPI and PCR analysis.
Mating cep-1 hermaphrodites to wild-type males did not appear to delay onset (data not shown), suggesting oocyte defects rather than unviable sperm causes endoreduplication as in middle aged wild-type worms [ 1, 11].
"They are interrupting an unviable pregnancy".
This might make running those services "unviable".
It's an unviable, untenable position".
Big regeneration projects have simply become unviable.
Several wells it had triumphantly announced proved economically unviable.
