Sentence examples for economically non-viable from inspiring English sources
Likewise, CNTs are economically non-viable, difficult to produce at bulk scale and require purification, auxiliary treatment, and functionalization steps [10, 11].
Many of the systems have failed to generate a rate of return that is at least equal to the opportunity cost of capital, and hence are economically non-viable (Cernea 1987; Ostrom et al. 1993).
London-based banking powerhouse HSBC is warning investors about the growing risks of fossil fuel investments; the industry may become "economically non-viable" because of the shift from dirty to clean energy, as well as the potential long-term risk of governments across the world enacting legislation that demands that transition.
A review of four stations undertaken in 1984 concluded that they were all over-capitalized, under-utilized and economically non-viable.
Blue-stained cells were considered non-viable.
Non-viable cells appeared blue.
To satisfy the criteria for sustainability, these technologies should support agricultural development which "conserves land, water, plant and animal genetic resources, and is environmentally non-degrading, economically viable and socially acceptable" (FAO, 1989).
Marginal consumers are consider as being non-economically viable.
Seventeen House Republicans — led by Ryan Costello of Pennsylvania, Carlos Curbelo of Florida, and Elise Stefanik of New York — recently introduced a non-binding resolution calling for "economically viable" solutions to address climate change.
103, 145, and then decide what level of reduction is "practical, feasible and economically viable," App.
