Sentence examples for deemed unviable from inspiring English sources

Or they can liquidate the company if it is deemed unviable.

Of the 54 factories, 36 were deemed unviable and shut in 2012.

Unlike these exciting aspirants, Gary Johnson's campaign was deemed unviable, so the former governor was not invited (though Donald Trump apparently was).

Behavioural devices that attract or deflect migrating fish to preferred routes are used to enhance the efficiency of mechanical structures (e.g. screens at turbine and other intakes) or as an alternative to them when their application is deemed unviable.

When the corn laws were repealed by Tory Sir Robert Peel (overcoming the opposition of most of his party), it was deemed unviable to grow grain on this soggy, steep land.

With six Democrats running serious campaigns for the nomination here, candidates who do not receive 15percentt of support in a caucus are deemed unviable in that caucus, so their supporters have to make a second choice.

The community-based Spa Pavilion Associates's proposal to manage it as a theatre was deemed financially unviable by the council.

He has been told not to come back with any recommendations until after the next elections in 2015, although he is allowed to rule out any options deemed patently unviable before that date.

These were also deemed commercially unviable, and the scheme was abandoned with no services ever operated.

Plans to establish a high-speed rail service between Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney, have not been implemented, as the various proposals have been deemed economically unviable.

Indeed, this result suggests that the slow dynamical regions near breakpoints may themselves represent the target community parasite levels for parasite control if elimination is deemed to be unviable.