Sentence examples for edge of viability from inspiring English sources

Instead it is likely that some small forces, such as Lincolnshire and Bedfordshire, which have already stated they are on the edge of viability, will disappear.

With fuel prices high and fish prices low, this would push the fleet to the edge of viability, says Bertie Armstrong, head of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation.

But in a bad economy, the papers' publisher, Brian Powers, and their editor, Paul Smart, found themselves skating too close to the edge of viability.

Doctors at the Houston hospital told Ms. Miller and her husband, Mark, that the fetus was at the very edge of viability, 23 weeks old, the minimum age for having any chance of survival outside the womb.

The fact that much of the remaining infrastructure at seaside resorts was designed for far larger numbers of visitors has put many of them "on the edge of viability", Mr Brodie said.

In his letter, Mr Rhodes said Lincolnshire Police would be "on the edge of viability" in 2016/17, and "unsustainable" the following year.

Conversion of large, remote deposits of natural gas into usable liquids appears to be on the edge of commercial viability.

That really is right at the absolute border of viability".

The MUAS technique is fast, simple, easy to use, with minimal loss of tissue, associated with only minor degrees of edge damage, a high degree of viability, and reliable responses to various secretagogues and inhibitors for more than 2 hrs, and specimens can be easily changed for another specimen in the chamber setup.

Rather the edges of current knowledge, viability, and social acceptability are fringed and fuzzy.

We are fast approaching the absolute limit of viability.