Ms. Tarr moved on to 2wice in 1997 after folding the visually charged but financially unviable quarterly Dance Ink.
It concluded that physical or online customs checks were not only undesirable but probably unviable because of the adverse affect on the economies north and south of the border.
Domestic flights across China's eastern seaboard last less than four hours, which makes flat-bed seats not just absurdly decadent but also commercially unviable.
In India this process may not correct past injustices, but by allowing unviable firms and their spectrum to be acquired, a scarce resource could be allocated more efficiently and customers could be saved the annoyance of having their carrier go bust.
The question from the council should be: 'Is a viable development able to be built on this site?' Not: 'Is this specific scheme viable?' Anything can be made to look unviable, but it doesn't mean that viable alternatives aren't possible".
She said Savita was in a bad way - the foetus was unviable but there was still a heartbeat - and she was trying to comfort Savita and to explain the position in Ireland on abortion to somebody not from the island.
FSG scrapped that project soon after buying the club, believing it to be unviable, but still had to settle legal, planning and design fees, resulting in the £35m bill.
A synthesis of all developments is unviable but a brief analysis based on the most cited works (Table 1), co-citation network (Fig. 2) and themes (Fig. 3 and Table 3) is interesting in summarizing the knowledge base and emphasis of research of the field.
That plan seemed a little unusual, not to mention completely economically unviable, but they assured me that they had it all worked out.
It made New Yorkers perpetual landlords of a commercially unviable goliath, but nobody cared.
