Sentence examples for has become unviable from inspiring English sources

And imported coal has become unviable after India's biggest supplier, Indonesia, recently doubled coal prices.

It comprises a wage subsidy to businesses of NZ$500 a week for each employee, together with job loss compensation of NZ$400 a week to any worker whose employer's business has become unviable.

As volumes nose-dived, dealers and vendors began to complain that their operations had become unviable.

His dealers and vendors were worried that their business had become unviable.

Greenpeace climate and energy campaigner Nikola Casule said Aviva's warning was "yet another sign of how unviable this destructive coal project has become".

The kinds of political and economic arrangements that characterized the post-colonial state had become fundamentally unviable in a changing global environment.

Big regeneration projects have simply become unviable.

Several small low-lying Swiss resorts have already become unviable, and for others it is just a matter of time.

The company claims that the development will become unviable if it has to build as many affordable homes as it originally committed to in 2011 when construction costs were lower.

They damage your cells so much that your organs become unviable, and you have no time to develop cancer, you fall apart in a few days.

"Without that, the projects become unviable," he says.The backlash against mining has been building for some years.