Sentence examples for considered not viable from inspiring English sources

Any game with such a rating is considered not viable in the mainstream marketplace.

Cells that absorbed the dye were considered not viable and quantified [23].

About 60 000 ha remain in need of rehabilitation, of which 15 000 ha are considered not viable for recovery for agricultural purposes, except for aquaculture (MINAG, 2014).

Although the lung lesion remained on CT scan, no significant F-FDG uptake was shown in PET/CT, so the lung lesion was considered as not viable.

Invoking the speech to Aipac on Monday in which Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, promised to introduce a bill authorizing military force at the smallest hint of Iran moving to weaponize its uranium, the woman said Mr. Alexander should consider "not just an option, but every viable option".

John Norman's contribution came at a time when thermal-based techniques applied to standard "One-Source Model" (OSM) for large scale land surface flux and evapotranspiration (ET) estimation were generally considered unreliable and not viable for operational remote sensing applications.

This option has quite high treatment costs of approximately 25€/m3 and its obvious impact on ecology is considered to be not viable under current conditions.

Although successful, this management option is considered today to be not viable both under ecological and economical aspects.

If this is not viable, consider shifting tasks around to those most capable and keeping lesser skilled staff doing tasks they are efficient at doing.

The experience of Crimea, he says, "shows that just because something is unimaginable for Western planners, this does not mean it is not considered a viable option by Russia".

An anti-Vietnam War platform, especially one opposing a sitting President, was not considered a viable pursuit.