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The Khawalid brothers rising influence and divisions within House of Khalifa prompted two former U.S. officials to say that "it may not be viable to continue to base thousands of U.S. service members and their families there" and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace called the U.S. to "prepare plans for the gradual relocation of the Fifth Fleet's assets and functions".

Either way is viable to contact them.

Mackay said the tar sands are vulnerable as well because the cost of production is so high and oil prices are so low that it no longer is economically viable to continue with the project.

The availability of uranium drives the future of the nuclear energy industry; an upper limit on uranium prices will determine whether it is economically viable to continue utilising the present generation of light water reactors (LWRs).

Reflecting on the following patient descriptions, is it viable to continue thinking of the informed consent process for ECT as properly informed without establishing a reference to selfhood?

"It just would not be economically viable to continue the production contract with Nummi," he said.

"If you can't rely on 40 percent of your outlet for oil, you would have to consider if it's economically viable to continue crushing in Europe".

Having returned a large volume of parcels to City Link Limited's customers and recipients over recent days, it is no longer viable to continue operating these depots and a phased plan to close them has begun".

"It's simply not viable to continue doing them unfunded … We have tried to commit to single-author collections by funding them ourselves, but as they have become increasingly unprofitable, we can't sustain it".

"It's simply not viable to continue doing them unfunded … We have tried to commit to single-author collections by funding them ourselves, but as they have become increasingly unprofitable, we can't sustain it". Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy said the decision was "extremely sad news".

When the classical pieces spread to the afternoon programme, the management felt it was not commercially viable to continue the concerts.