Sentence examples for cannot be viable from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Carson at Working Capital Fund said, "organizations cannot be viable long-term if their primary support is from grant dollars".

Thomas G. Plaskett, the chairman, president and chief executive of Pan Am, has repeatedly said the airline cannot be viable by itself and has sought to be taken over by another carrier.

"The cumulative effect of the evolution of the investigation combined with a number of more recent non-N.C.A.A.-related incidents have led to a belief that this staff cannot be viable at Tennessee in the future," Hamilton said.

"In the longer run, the Euro zone cannot be viable unless something is done to tackle the imbalances that gave rise to the crisis," said Charles Grant, the director of the Center for European Reform, a London research institute.

Discontinuity curves in Theorem 2.2 cannot be viable but, curiously, need not be inviable.

Still, political analysts say that Abrams' overwhelming primary victory already goes a long way in countering the idea that African American Democrats cannot be viable candidates in conservative Southern states.

Fees for Manchester University's courses for the public have been ratcheted up in recent years to the point where the courses are unaffordable for so many students that it cannot be economically viable.

"If you preserve and protect agricultural land but farmers cannot be economically viable on the land, then it's defeating the purpose," said Andrew Hashimoto, the dean of the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Public Health Minister Dawn Primarolo, who will steer the bill in the Commons, will tell MPs the medical consensus remains that babies cannot be considered viable below 24 weeks, which should remain the legal limit.

Primary BCP-ALL cells depend on cell cell interaction and cannot be kept viable in vitro by growth factors.

Homology searches using the NCBI-Blast produces no useful results in relation to the 3d-structure because the possible candidates have such a low score that they cannot be considered viable candidates.