Sentence examples for because it is viable from inspiring English sources

Among several carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, biotechnology using CA for biomimetic CaCO3 mineralization holds much promise because it is viable and environmentally benign (Liu et al. 2005).

Ryan's proposals are important less because his plan is the only viable one in Washington -- Simpson-Bowles, of course, remains on the table -- but because it is viable at all.

Most invasions, if detected early, can be stopped, because establishing an organism so it's viable in a new environment is not automatic.

"Part of the reason people don't think it's viable is because there wasn't a gendered precedent for it.

Authors´ response: Originally we aimed to implement Venn diagrams in the way you suggest (at the beggining or at the end of a simulation) but we dismissed the idea because it is only viable when plotting small P-systems.

It's a casting that very few would think is viable because it is going to be nothing like Vidya has done before.

Parkcentral Capital Management, an investment firm that manages money for the family of Ross Perot, is liquidating a fixed-income hedge fund because it is "no longer viable".

Scottish Power has abandoned a £5.4bn plan to build the world's largest offshore wind farm, after four years of planning, because it is "not financially viable".

But less than three years after British Airways found a Heathrow slot to fly to the Chinese megacity, and on the eve of a decision to build a new runway, the airline has dropped the route because it is not commercially viable.

The company now says it plans to turn the mast off at the end of June because it is not commercially viable.

The California bullet train project violates state law because it is not financially viable, will operate slower than promised and has compromised its design by using existing shared tracks in the Bay Area, attorneys for Kings County and two Central Valley farmers argued Thursday in Sacramento County Superior Court.