Sentence examples for does not seem viable from inspiring English sources

Getting subscription fees from users who are accustomed to sending instant messages free does not seem viable, Mr. Kim said.

Our son loves soccer, so as much as I would like to just ditch the team, it does not seem viable for our son.

However, some say a large increase in retail rents does not seem viable, with the prices of real estate in India's biggest metropolitan areas already being unaffordable to many.

Compared with EnLAG 1 or 2, a compromise solution does not seem viable here.

While Uberization of primary care through use of smartphone technology does not seem viable, the same technology can be leveraged toward virtual health services.

"My personal view is that as far as hospital beds are concerned, it doesn't seem viable to go on reducing them in the way that has been happening in the last few decades".

"Success [for Chelsea] would be the Premier League but it doesn't seem viable at the moment," he said.

Changing gears a little bit, there's been a lot of discussion lately about the all-volunteer force and that the military seems to be becoming this "warrior caste". Since the draft doesn't seem viable, is there anything that we can do to ensure that the burden is spread to a larger proportion of our population?

"A lot of what has been talked about doesn't seem viable to most voters," said pollster Randall Gutermuth of the Republican polling firm American Viewpoint, part of the bipartisan team that conducted the survey for The Times and USC.

Thumb wrestling is fine if arm wrestling doesn't seem viable.

Recent suggestions that the Arab League should assemble a military force to check Assad's aggression do not seem viable.